Paola Castaldi

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University of Sassari

Italy

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Paola Castaldi is a Professor at the University of Sassari, Italy. Her research focuses on soil remediation, particularly through the use of biochar and compost to mitigate potentially toxic element contamination. Recent articles highlight her work on microbial community dynamics, phytoremediation techniques, and the effects of organic amendments on contaminated soils.

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2020

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Giovanni Garau

Associate Professor Agricultural Chemistry

University of Sassari

ITALY

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Alberto Cesarani

Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Giacomo ZARA

University of Sassari

ITALY

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Articles (11)

Microbial community assembly and chemical dynamics of raw brewers’ spent grain during inoculated and spontaneous solid-state fermentation

Mixing Compost and Biochar Can Enhance the Chemical and Biological Recovery of Soils Contaminated by Potentially Toxic Elements

Combining biochar and grass-legume mixture to improve the phytoremediation of soils contaminated with potentially toxic elements (PTEs)

Sustainable Restoration of Soil Functionality in PTE-Affected Environments: Biochar Impact on Soil Chemistry, Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Plant Growth

Long-term effect of municipal solid waste compost on the recovery of a potentially toxic element (PTE)-contaminated soil: PTE mobility, distribution and bioaccessibility

Biochar Addition Decreases the Mobility, Bioavailability, and Phytotoxicity of Potentially Toxic Elements in an Agricultural Contaminated Soil

Softwood-derived Biochar as a Green Material for the Recovery of Environmental Media Contaminated with Potentially Toxic Elements

Innovative amendments derived from industrial and municipal wastes enhance plant growth and soil functions in potentially toxic elements-polluted environments

Combining grass and legume species with compost for assisted phytostabilization of contaminated soils

Evaluation of Cynara cardunculus L. and municipal solid waste compost for aided phytoremediation of multi potentially toxic element–contaminated soils

Biochar and compost as gentle remediation options for the recovery of trace elements-contaminated soils

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Giovanni Garau

Alberto Cesarani

Giacomo ZARA

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