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Amendments with carbonized materials can improve soil carbon storage and fertility. While data on effects of such additions on soil properties or plant growth are becoming increasingly available, we do not yet know how carbonized materials affect key soil biota groups, such as Collembola. Hydrochar is one type of carbonized product, produced by hydrothermal carbonization, an alternative method to...
Greenhouse gas mitigation options include the production of carbonized materials and their addition to soils for longer term storage. Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) is a novel way to produce carbonized materials. The goal here was to test if HTC material, in our case derived from beet root chips, has adverse effects on plant growth or that of root associated symbionts such as arbuscular mycorrhizal...
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