We studied the effect of integrated nutrient management (INM) combinations on supplement of plant nutrient for quantitative and qualitative fruit production in sapota. Finally, the review highlights knowledge gaps and future research directions. It also considers the implications for the associated biota and feasibility of applying biochar in weathered soils and/or contaminated land remediation. Furthermore, the paper discusses interactions between biochar and microbial groups (such as bacteria, fungi, nematode, archaea, enzymatic activities), and elucidates possible factors that may influence biochar–microbiota behaviour in the soil environment. This review unravels possible interactions that may occur during soil–biochar contact time and the impacts on soil microbial function. However, little is known about the mechanisms through which biochar modulates soil microbial activity or implications of these interactions. Amendment of soil with biochar has been evaluated globally as a means of improving soil health, fertility and increase soil microbial biomass.
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