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Ya-Ping Li

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Open access Sep 2026

Effects of Hydrochar Application on Soil Cadmium Immobilisation and Foxtail Millet Growth

Cadmium (Cd) not only significantly threatens crop growth and food safety but also degrades soil quality and reduces microbial activity. Hydrochar is a carbon-rich material derived from biomass via hydrothermal carbonisation, due to its large specific surface area and abundant surface functional groups, shows great pot...

Wen-Chi Guo, Yan Zhang, Jin-Peng Yu et al. · Toxics · 0 citations

Open access Oct 2026

Straw and biochar co-application: a strategy to reduce Cd–Zn bioavailability, alleviate microbial nutrient limitations and enhance soil C stability

Biochar is widely used to remediate heavy metal-contaminated soils; however, it can increase carbon (C) limitation in soil microorganisms, potentially compromising soil ecological sustainability. Effective strategies are, therefore, needed to reduce heavy metal bioavailability while maintaining microbial activity and...

Xi-Rui Kang, Na Geng, Ya-Ping Li et al. · The Soil · 0 citations

Open access Oct 2026

Influence of Carbon-Input Level on Cadmium Immobilisation by Wheat Straw-Derived Biochar in Contaminated Soil

This study evaluated how wheat-straw input modifies the effects of 2% (w/w) wheat straw-derived biochar on Cd availability, soil physicochemical properties, enzyme activities, N transformation and microbial communities during a 49-day incubation. Combining 2% biochar with 6% straw reduced soil-available Cd by 7.14–14.2...

Tian-Gang Chen, Ya-Ping Li, Hui Wang et al. · Sustainability · 0 citations