[1]"Black is the new green": the blue shades of biochar. Rai S. Kookana,Xiang-Yang Yu,Guang-Guo Ying. 2011

[2]Differences in the treatment efficiency of a cold-resistant floating bed plant receiving two types of low-pollution wastewater. Duan, Jingjing,Feng, Yanfang,Yu, Yingliang,He, Shiying,Xue, Lihong,Yang, Linzhang,Feng, Yanfang.

[3]Fenced cultivation of water hyacinth for cyanobacterial bloom control. Qin, Hongjie,Zhang, Zhiyong,Liu, Haiqin,Wen, Xuezheng,Zhang, Yingying,Wang, Yan,Yan, Shaohua,Li, Dunhai.

[4]Efficient biosynthesis of (2S)-pinocembrin from D-glucose by integrating engineering central metabolic pathways with a pH-shift control strategy. Wu, Junjun,Zhang, Xia,Dong, Mingsheng,Zhou, Jingwen,Dong, Mingsheng.

[5]Food Nanotechnology and Nano Food Safety. Bai, Hongwu,Liu, Xianjin. 2015

[6]Effects of biochar application on Suaeda salsa growth and saline soil properties. Sun, Junna,He, Fuhong,Zhang, Zhenhua,Shao, Hongbo,Shao, Hongbo,Xu, Gang. 2016

[7]Biochar characteristics produced from rice husks and their sorption properties for the acetanilide herbicide metolachlor. Huang, Yufen,Li, Yanliang,Huang, Lianxi,Huang, Qing,Liu, Zhongzhen,Wei, Lan,Huang, Yufen,Li, Yanliang,Huang, Lianxi,Huang, Qing,Liu, Zhongzhen,Mar, Nyo Nyo.

[8]The effect of periphyton on seed germination and seedling growth of rice (Oryza sativa) in paddy area. Lu, Haiying,Liu, Junzhuo,Wu, Yonghong,Lu, Haiying,Shao, Hongbo,Kerr, Philip G..

[9]Controlled-release fertilizer, floating duckweed, and biochar affect ammonia volatilization and nitrous oxide emission from rice paddy fields irrigated with nitrogen-rich wastewater. Sun, Haijun,Sun, Haijun,Min, Ju,Feng, Yanfang,Shi, Weiming,Zhang, Hailin,Feng, Yanfang.

[10]Temperature and moisture responses to carbon mineralization in the biochar-amended saline soil. Sun, Junna,He, Fuhong,Zhang, Zhenhua,Shao, Hongbo,Shao, Hongbo,Xu, Gang.

[11]Biochar applied at an appropriate rate can avoid increasing NH3 volatilization dramatically in rice paddy soil. Feng, Yanfang,Xue, Lihong,Gao, Qian,Yang, Linzhang,Feng, Yanfang,Sun, Haijun,Sun, Haijun,Liu, Yang,Lu, Kouping.

[12]Pyrolysis temperature affects phosphorus transformation in biochar: Chemical fractionation and P-31 NMR analysis. Xu, Gang,Zhang, You,Shao, Hongbo,Sun, Junna,Shao, Hongbo,Sun, Junna,Zhang, You.

[13]Negative interactive effects between biochar and phosphorus fertilization on phosphorus availability and plant yield in saline sodic soil. Xu, Gang,Zhang, You,Sun, Junna,Shao, Hongbo,Shao, Hongbo,Sun, Junna,Zhang, You.

[14]Biochar pyrolytically produced from municipal solid wastes for aqueous As(V) removal: Adsorption property and its improvement with KOH activation. Jin, Hongmei,Chang, Zhizhou,Xu, Yueding,Zhang, Jianying,Jin, Hongmei,Chang, Zhizhou,Xu, Yueding,Zhang, Jianying,Jin, Hongmei,Capareda, Sergio,Gao, Jun.

[15]Biochar applied with appropriate rates can reduce N leaching, keep N retention and not increase NH3 volatilization in a coastal saline soil. Sun, Haijun,Chu, Lei,Lu, Haiying,Shao, Hongbo,Shi, Weiming.

[16]Suppression of Chlorantraniliprole Sorption on Biochar in Soil-Biochar Systems. Wang, Ting-Ting,Lu, Meng-Xiao,Liu, Xian-Jin,Yu, Xiang-Yang,Li, Yi-Song,Jiang, Alice C..

[17]Enhanced and irreversible sorption of pesticide pyrimethanil by soil amended with biochars. Pan, Ligang,Yu, Xiangyang,Ying, Guangguo,Kookana, Rai S.,Ying, Guangguo,Pan, Ligang.

[18]Impact of woodchip biochar amendment on the sorption and dissipation of pesticide acetamiprid in agricultural soils. Yu, Xiang-Yang,Mu, Chang-Li,Liu, Xian-Jin,Gu, Cheng,Liu, Cun.

[19]FIRST CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMIC-LIKE SUBSTANCES ISOLATED FROM MAIZE STRAW BIOCHAR. Zhang, Chang,Cai, Hongguang,Zhang, Chang,Ren, Jun,Wang, Lichun.

[20]Biochar increases arsenic release from an anaerobic paddy soil due to enhanced microbial reduction of iron and arsenic. Wang, Ning,Chang, Zhi-Zhou,Xue, Xi-Mei,Juhasz, Albert L.,Li, Hong-Bo.