Biochar produced from chrysanthemum plant parts used in plant cultivation

Chrysanthemum-Derived Biochar Enhances Circular Waste Reuse and Plant Growth

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This study explores the use of biochar produced from different chrysanthemum plant organs as a sustainable substrate for growing new chrysanthemum plantlets. The research compares biochar derived from roots, shoots, and flowers, mixed with peat and perlite, to assess its impact on plant acclimatization and growth. The findings contribute to circular waste reuse and sustainable horticultural practices.

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