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Nanotechnology in Plants

  • Book

  • December 2021
  • Elsevier Science and Technology
  • ID: 5342441

Nanotechnology in Plants is a comprehensive resource that details all aspects of how nanotechnology has revolutionized the world of plant science. With a strong focus on benefits and applications, the book also discusses the manufacturing and preparation of nanomaterials and their development and characterization. From yield, to nutrition, to protection and stress resilience, nanotechnology is impacting key stages in the plant lifecycle. This title considers all these aspects, with chapters on the risks of using nanomaterials, how green nanotechnology can be utilized, analytical techniques for nanomaterial loading, and recent advances in the development of Engineered Nanoparticles (ENPs) with plants.

This is an essential read for plant scientists and researchers interested in broadening their knowledge in the field of nanotechnology.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to nanomaterial base plant science 2. Process and manufacturing of nanomaterials 3. Biological methods to prepare nanomaterials 4. Development and characterization of nanomaterials 5. Properties and potential applications of nanomaterials 6. Risk and drawbacks to use nanomaterials 7. Green nanotechnology and its aspect in daily life 8. Role of nanomaterials in plants 9. Recent advancement and development in Phytonanotechnology 10. Analytical techniques and process for nanomaterial loading on plants 11. Nanobionics 12. Nanomaterial and their effect on antioxidant plants 13. Recent advancement and development of nanomaterial in agriculture 14. Facile synthesis of Nano-fertilizers 15. Growth factor and nanoparticle effects 16. Recent advancement and development of Engineered Nanoparticles (ENPs) with plants 17. Physiological parameters of nanoparticles on plants 18. Nanomaterial and Delivery of genetic material in plants 19. Nanomaterials for plant protection 20. Recent advancement and development of nanotechnology and its effect on Abiotic Stress Tolerant 21. Delivery of nucleic acids and macromolecules to plants 22. Delivery of pesticides to plants 23. Microbial analysis with nanomaterials for plants 24. Future aspects of plant nanotechnology 

Authors

Shafaqat Ali Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, GC University, Pakistan. Dr Shafaqat Ali is an Associate Professor at GC University in Pakistan. He received his PhD in Crop Science from Zhejiang University, China, in 2010. He was previously the Agricultural Officer for the Government of Pakistan and has been a visiting scientist to the Institute of Soil Science in the Chinese Academy of Sciences since May 2017. He has almost 250 publications and over 6,000 citations. Muhammad Rizwan Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, GC University, Pakistan. Dr Muhammad Rizwan is an Assistant Professor GC University in Pakistan. He received his PhD in Environmental Sciences from Aix-Marseille University, France, in 2012. He has almost 250 publications with over 4,500 citations. His research interests include environmental chemistry, production and application of biochar, remediation of contaminated soils, plant stress physiology, and air pollution and its effects on plants. Awais Ahmad Researcher, Department of Chemistry, The University of Lahore, Lahore and Department of Applied Chemistry, Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan. Awais Ahmad is an early-career Researcher currently working at Department of Chemistry, The University of Lahore in Pakistan. He completed his Graduation from Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan in field of Applied Chemistry and masters in Inorganic Chemistry from The University of Lahore. His main research interest is in nanomaterials, Nanocomposite, wastewater treatment, Energy Applications, water splitting, Supercapacitors, Solar cell, MOF, single atom catalysis . He is also researching electrochemical sensors, electrocatalysis, and biosensors. He is also working as guest editor in Coating MDPI under title as Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of Coated Composite Materials for Energy Applications. He has 8 books as editor in Elsevier Underpipeline and 1 in Material Research LLA USA. Afzal Hussain Researcher, GC University, Pakistan. Dr Afzal Hussain is an early-career Researcher at GC University in Pakistan and is due to receive his PhD in Environmental Sciences later this year. He has 25 publications. Guoping Zhang Professor, Zhejiang University, China. Prof. Guoping Zhang is a Professor at Zhejiang University, China. His major research interests include: (1) identification and development of barley germplasm with abiotic stress tolerance (salinity, acid soils and drought) and high nutrient use efficiency, and (2) genotypic difference and molecular mechanisms of heavy metal accumulation and tolerance in plants. In the past two decades, He finished more than 30 research projects, including 13 granted by China Natural Science Foundations, and published more than 270 papers in peer-reviewed journals, with more than 6,000 citations. He once acted as a chairman of organizing committee for International Barley Genetics Symposium (2012-2016) and is now on the editorial board of several journals, including Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science, Plant Growth Regulation, and Journal of Integrative Agriculture. Zhaohui Tong Associate Professor, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, University of Florida, USA. Dr Zhaohui Tong is Associate Professor at the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, University of Florida, USA. She received her PhD?in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2007. Tong's work includes the full range of products that can be produced from renewable biomass. In addition to her work with biomass processes, Tong maintains an active research program in the area of novel polymer, nanoparticle, and biochemical development.