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Biochars were incorporated into the Cd-contaminated soil at 3% (w/w) and pot experiments using Brassica rapa var. perviridis were conducted for 28 days in a growth chamber. The Cd concentrations in the above-ground portion of the plants were significantly decreased as a result of the incorporation of all biochars compared to the unamended soil, with reduction ratios following the order PM (78%) WS (31%) ≈ RH (29%) ≈ MB (28%) ≈ CY (26%) CE (19%). Among all biochar-amended soils, soil pH and shoot biomass were highest for
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