Abstract

This study explores the selection and application of bio-char as a natural substance within established trophic chains. Biochar, a carbon-rich material produced from biomass pyrolysis, holds promise for enhancing soil fertility, carbon sequestration, and agricultural productivity. By integrating bio-char into trophic chains, we aim to assess its potential benefits in improving nutrient cycling, enhancing ecosystem resilience, and mitigating environmental degradation. Through laboratory experiments and field trials, we investigate the effects of bio-char application on soil health, plant growth, and trophic interactions within diverse ecosystems. Our findings highlight the efficacy of bio-char as a sustainable soil amendment and its role in promoting ecosystem sustainability along established trophic chains.