The application of nanomaterials in agriculture has emerged as a promising strategy to improve crop productivity, optimize agrochemical delivery, and support sustainable crop management. However, the development of agricultural nanoformulations remains largely empirical, particularly for biodegradable organic nanomat...
A. L. Quintela, A. C. Preisler, Miriã Brandão Pereira et al.· ACS Applied Nano Materials· 0 citations
The combination of phytochemicals, nanotechnology, and data-centric engineering is changing sustainable innovation in healthcare, agriculture, and ecological consciousness. This review combines progress in phyto-nanotechnology, emphasising bioprocessing techniques such as hairy root and plant cell cultures for the scal...
Sourav Kole, Hindol Chakraborty, Suman Sahu et al.· Recent Advances in Food Nutr...· 0 citations
The increasing global human population and the intensification of agriculture present unprecedented challenges for pest control. The escalating resistance of pests to conventional synthetic insecticides, coupled with ecological and health concerns, underscores the urgent need for innovative and sustainable management a...
Renata Nascimento, Adryan F. L. Ferreira, Maria Fátima Grossi de Sá et al.· Biotechnology Advances· 0 citations
Molecular farming, also known as plant molecular farming (PMF), has emerged as a transformative approach in plant biotechnology, enabling the production of high-value recombinant proteins in plant systems. In recent years, fruit crops have gained increasing attention as promising biofactories due to their edible nature...
Nanomaterials are increasingly applied in modern agriculture to improve crop productivity, nutrient efficiency, and plant protection through fertilizers, pesticides, and delivery systems. However, their growing implementation raises significant concerns regarding environmental fate, ecological toxicity, and potential r...
Patrycja Kabiesz, D. Palka, Anna Horzela-Miś et al.· Nanomaterials· 0 citations
The escalating threat of climate change and shifting pathogen dynamics necessitates innovative approaches to plant health. Conventional chemical-based management strategies frequently suffer from low efficacy, environmental persistence, and the rapid evolution of pest and pathogen resistance. Nanotechnology has emerged...
Research Author· American Journal of Advanced...· 0 citations
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