Biochar prevents soybean seedling injury caused by atrazine residue by regulating the concentration of this herbicide in soil pore water
Jun Xie,
Yage Guo,
Yongqiang Ma
et al.
Abstract:The residue of atrazine in field soils poses a major threat to crop growth in the rotation system, raising concerns about grain security and food safety. Current agricultural production requires more efficient and cost-effective mitigation measures in response to the emerging threat. This study reported the critical concentration (0.1 mg L−1) of atrazine injury to soybean seedlings in soil pore water and how biochar amendment could influence the distribution of atrazine in different soil environments. The resu… Show more
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