Biochar relieves the toxic effects of microplastics on the root-rhizosphere soil system by altering root expression profiles and microbial diversity and functions
Most Cited Paper
in Legume Nitrogen Fixing Symbiosis
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Biochar relieves the toxic effects of microplastics on the root-rhizosphere soil system by altering root expression profiles and microbial diversity and functions”
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microplastics · biochar · polystyrene microplastic · peanut shell biochar · peanut · root-rhizosphere soil system · transcriptomic analysis · Rhizosphere microbial community · antioxidant activities · lignin synthesis · nitrogen transport · energy metabolism · reactive oxygen species stress · root structure damage · microbial diversity · Nitrogen cycling · organic matter decomposition · oxidative stress resistance · rhizosphere bacterial diversity · soil amendment
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