Demonstrates enhanced phytoremediation and stress tolerance in sorghum, indicating a sustainable remediation strategy.
⁻) and lipid peroxidation (MDA). Furthermore, Hg accumulation in sorghum roots and shoots was significantly reduced under the combined treatment, indicating lower Hg bioavailability. These findings demonstrate the novel synergistic potential of P. japonica biochar and B. cereus B2 in enhancing Hg immobilization, improving plant physiological resilience, and strengthening antioxidant defenses in sorghum, providing an effective and sustainable strategy for Hg-contaminated soil remediation.
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