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Evaluates millet biochar's effects on pesticide toxicity in soil, indicating potential for healthier ecosystems.
) tissue. Activities of soil exoenzymes: amylase, invertase, and cellulase increased in response to biochar amendment, indicating improved microbial function. These findings suggest that finger millet biochar effectively lowers pesticide toxicity while supporting soil biological recovery, offering a sustainable approach in maintaining soil health.
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