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.037).Biochar has gained an attention in reducing the bio-availability of toxic heavy metals and minimize threat of entering into food chain from contaminated soil. This study was aimed at evaluating the potential use of brewery sludge biochar (BS as a soil amendment for reducing cadmium bio-availability and uptake by Brassica carinata in a pot experiment. In this pot experiment, artificially cadmium spiked, moderately fertile, and slightly basic silty-loam soil was used. The biochar was produced by pyrolyzing of the brewe
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