Importance of soil amendments with biochar and/or fungi to mitigate aluminum toxicity in tamarind ( L.) on an acidic soil: A greenhouse study.

L. is a forest plant species widely used in semi-arid regions and has an important socio-economic role. A 90 d greenhouse pot experiment was conducted to evaluate the efficiency of soil amendments with biochar and/or three Fungi (AMF) strains; (Rf), (Ra), (Ri) on grown under aluminum stress.

Co-Application of Biochar and Fungi Improves Salinity Tolerance, Growth and Lipid Metabolism of Maize ( L.) in an Alkaline Soil.

This study reports the mitigating strategy against salinity by exploring the potential effects of biochar (5%), fungi (20 g/pot, AMF), and biochar + AMF on maize ( L.) plants grown under saline stress in a greenhouse. The maize was grown on alkaline soil and subjected to four different saline levels; 0, 50, 100, and 150 mM NaCl.