Environmental Science Nano,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Nanozymes,
as
an
emerging
class
of
biomimetic
enzymes,
not
only
inherit
the
unique
properties
nanomaterials
but
also
endow
them
with
catalytic
functions
that
are
similar
to
biological
enzymes.
Climate,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 129 - 129
Published: June 10, 2023
Agriculture
is
considered
a
significant
climate
change
(CC)
driver
due
to
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
and
the
loss
of
fertilizers
that
contribute
water
eutrophication.
On
other
hand,
effects
are
already
impacting
agriculture,
endangering
food
security.
This
paper
explores
dichotomies
agriculture
on
CC
as
well
focusing
contribution
nanofertilizers
can
bring
this
complex
system
in
both
directions.
The
strategies
reduce
while
adapting
mitigating
its
must
be
global
effort.
It
not
possible
focus
only
reduction
GHG
stop
being
felt
worldwide.
Nanofertilizers,
especially
slow-
controlled-release
nanofertilizers,
nutrient
input
also
boost
productivity
some
effects,
such
soil
imbalance
agricultural
emissions.
As
so,
review
highlights
benefits
their
role
part
strategy
reach
mitigate
ever-growing
presents
guidelines
for
increased
use
these
materials
order
enhance
efficacy
strategy.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(20), P. 28905 - 28921
Published: April 2, 2024
Abstract
Increased
impetus
on
the
application
of
nano-fertilizers
to
improve
sustainable
food
production
warrants
understanding
nanophytotoxicity
and
its
underlying
mechanisms
before
could
be
fully
realized.
In
this
study,
we
evaluated
potential
particle
size-dependent
effects
soil-applied
copper
oxide
nanoparticles
(
n
CuO)
crop
yield
quality
attributes
(photosynthetic
pigments,
seed
nutrient
quality,
protein,
oil),
including
root
Cu
bioaccumulation
a
suite
oxidative
stress
biomarkers,
in
soybean
Glycine
max
L.)
grown
field
environment.
We
synthesized
three
distinct
sized
(25
nm
=
S
[small],
50
M
[medium],
250
L
[large])
CuO
with
same
surface
charge
compared
soluble
2+
ions
(CuCl
2
)
water-only
controls.
Results
showed
photosynthetic
pigments
(Chla
Chlb),
yield,
potassium
phosphorus
accumulation
seed,
protein
oil
yields,
CuO-S
showing
higher
inhibitory
effects.
Further,
increased
led
concomitant
increase
(H
O
,
MDA),
as
response,
several
antioxidants
(SOD,
CAT,
POX,
APX)
proportionally,
treatments
ion
treatment.
These
results
are
corroborated
TEM
ultrastructure
analysis
altered
bodies
storage
vacuoles
treatment
control.
Taken
together,
propose
bioaccumulation-mediated
mechanism
nCuO
toxicity.
Future
research
investigating
fate
varied
size
CuO,
focus
speciation
at
soil-root
interface,
within
root,
edible
parts
such
will
guide
health
risk
assessment
CuO.
Graphical
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 732 - 732
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Maize
(Zea
mays
L.)
is
an
important
crop
grown
for
food,
feed,
and
energy.
In
general,
maize
yield
decreased
due
to
drought
stress
during
the
reproductive
stages,
and,
hence,
it
critical
improve
grain
under
drought.
A
field
experiment
was
conducted
with
a
split-plot
design.
The
main
factor
irrigation
regime
viz.
well-irrigated
conditions
withholding
from
tasseling
filling
21
days.
subplots
include
six
treatments,
namely,
(i)
control
(water
spray),
(ii)
zinc
oxide
@
100
ppm,
(iii)
manganese
20
(iv)
nZnO
ppm
+
nMnO
(v)
Tamil
Nadu
Agricultural
University
(TNAU)
Nano
Revive
1.0%,
(vi)
sulfate
0.25%
0.25%.
During
stress,
anthesis–silking
interval
(ASI),
chlorophyll
b
content,
proline,
starch,
carbohydrate
fractions
were
recorded.
At
harvest,
grain-filling
rate
duration,
per
cent
green
leaf
area,
traits
Drought
increased
proline
(38.1%)
(0.45
d)
over
irrigated
condition.
However,
foliar
application
of
ZnO
(100
ppm)
(20
lowered
ASI
index,
content
water
spray.
seed-filling
(17%),
duration
(11%),
seed
(19%)
Nevertheless,
(90%),
(13%),
(52%)
by
spraying
These
findings
suggest
that
significantly
conditions.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
76(1), P. 87 - 103
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
Early
blight
disease
of
tomato
is
a
devastating
causing
severe
yield
losses.
The
chemical
control
this
has
become
challenge
due
to
emerging
fungicide
resistance
in
Alternaria
solani.
present
study
investigates
the
biocontrol
potential
Bacillus
amyloliquefaciens
IKMM
strain
and
zinc
nanoparticles
(Zn-NPs)
against
A.
vitro
results
demonstrated
that
B.
displayed
strong
mycelial
growth
inhibition
(88.76%)
solani
followed
by
control.
Various
concentrations
(0.1
ppm,
1
ppm
10
50
100
ppm)
Zn-NPs
conventional
mancozeb
showed
considerable
reduction
(82.98
76.55%
respectively)
at
higher
concentration
(100
with
EC50
(4.56;
R2
0.945)
for
(8.8937;
0.966351).
In
greenhouse
experiments,
plants
treated
strain,
lower
severity
(13.33%,
16.35%
25.58%
infected
(69.24%)
ultimately
increased
biomass
accumulation.
flavonoid
contents
leaves
were
after
72
h
as
compared
whereas,
48
inoculation,
total
phenol
recorded.
antioxidants
enzymes
viz.,
peroxidase
(PO),
phenlylalanine
ammonialyase
(PAL)
polyphenol
oxidase
(PPO)
significant
increase
inoculation
induced
accumulation
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
down-regulated
defense
related
genes
(PO,
PPO
PAL)
activating
mechanism
inoculation.
Under
field
experiment,
caused
both
seasons
under
natural
infection
conditions.
fruit
was
relatively
than
plants.
herein
presented
indicate
indigenous
along
could
be
considered
putative
approach
combat
challenging
pathogen
will
assist
develop
biofungicides
Future
research
should
focused
on
use
combination
batter
management
strategies
sustainable
agricultural
production
system.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(22), P. 3142 - 3142
Published: Nov. 8, 2024
Arsenate
(AsV)
is
absorbed
and
accumulated
by
plants,
which
can
affect
their
physiological
activities,
disrupt
gene
expression,
alter
metabolite
content,
influence
growth.
Despite
the
potential
of
zinc
oxide
nanoparticles
(ZnONPs)
to
mitigate
adverse
effects
arsenic
stress
in
underlying
mechanisms
ZnONPs-mediated
detoxification
AsV,
as
well
specific
metabolites
metabolic
pathways
involved,
remain
largely
unexplored.
In
this
study,
we
demonstrated
root
metabolomic
profiling
soybean
germinating
seedlings
subjected
25
μmol
L
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 2488 - 2488
Published: Sept. 27, 2023
Compound
microbial
fertilizer
is
a
new
type
of
environmentally
friendly
slow-release
that
can
effectively
improve
the
physical
and
chemical
properties
soil,
significantly
ecological
environment,
promote
sustainable
development
agriculture.
In
this
study,
we
conducted
field
experiment
to
evaluate
impact
different
applications
combined
with
composite
on
soil
soybean
yields
at
Heshan
Farm,
Heilongjiang
Province,
China,
during
2021–2022.
Soybean
varieties
“Jinyuan
55”
“Keshan
1”
were
treated
three
treatments
implemented
as
follows:
T1
(conventional
fertilization),
T2
(50%
N
+
compound
fertilizer),
T3
(0
fertilizer).
Compared
conventional
fertilization
(T1
treatment),
application
fertilizers
(T2
T3)
resulted
in
decrease
bulk
density
an
increase
porosity.
Notably,
observed
moderate
(T3)
led
volume
fraction
clay
particles
sand
particles.
Furthermore,
all
exhibited
high
content
agglomerates
larger
than
5
mm
0–20
cm.
The
promoted
formation
large
reduced
presence
micro-agglomerates
smaller
0.25
mm.
2021–2022,
yield
increased
by
13.02%
treatment
compared
decreased
9.34%
treatment.
We
concluded
appropriate
help
protect
black
enhance
self-repair
capability
quality
abnormal
precipitation
years.
These
results
provide
actionable
basis
for
constructing
developing
green
systems
industry.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
The
Violaceae
family
is
rich
in
metal-tolerant
species
and
producing
cyclic
peptides
(cyclotides)
that
are
linked
to
the
resistance
biotic
factors.
Plants
inhabit
areas
polluted
with
heavy
metals
have
developed
various
mechanisms
of
tolerance.
To
test
role
cyclotides
protection
against
abiotic
factors,
including
metals,
cell
suspension
cultures
Viola
species/genotypes
(V.
lutea
ssp.
westfalica,
V.
tricolor,
arvensis,
uliginosa),
representing
different
levels
tolerance
(from
most
tolerant-MET
least
tolerant
populations/species-NMET),
were
used.
relative
abundances
control,
untreated
suspensions
all
selected
species/genotypes,
cells
treated
Zn
or
Pb
(200
µM
2000
µM)
for
24
h
72
determined
via
MALDI-MS.
Transmission
electron
microscopy
X-ray
microanalysis
was
used
detect
putative
co-localization
tricolor
highest
concentration
h.
Cyclotide
biosynthesis
dependent
on
type
metal
its
concentration,
time
treatment,
plant
species,
population
(MET
vs.
NMET).
It
positively
correlated
level
particular
species.
increased
production
observed
metallophyte
mostly
Zn-treated
cells.
nonmetallophyte-V.
uliginosa
presented
a
decrease
independent
dose
duration
treatment.
Cyclotides
co-localized
more
evidently
than
Zn,
suggesting
affinity.
westfalica
transcriptome
mining
yielded
100
cyclotide
sequences,
16
known
84
novel
named
viwe
1-84.
These
findings
support
hypothesis
involved
certain
metals.
Restoration Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 11, 2024
Globally,
biological
soil
crusts
(BSCs)
are
crucial
ecosystem
components
that
perform
essential
functions
important
to
stability.
However,
the
potential
mechanisms
of
BSC's
effect
on
vascular
plant
recruitment
and
establishment
largely
unknown.
Furthermore,
few
studies
have
considered
BSC‐vascular
analyses
in
conjunction
with
BSC
microenvironments,
seed
traits,
life
stages
simultaneously.
Thus,
we
chose
six
typical
plants
different
traits
Loess
Plateau
conducted
a
growth
chamber
experiment
evaluate
effects
types,
disturbance,
seeding
positions,
moisture
germination,
survival,
seedling
growth.
We
also
explored
presence
disturbance
emergence
through
field
investigation.
The
results
indicated
main
four
factors,
type,
location,
moisture,
their
two‐
three‐dimensional
interactions
had
significant
performance
most
studied
species.
Disturbance
wetting
treatments
shorter
watering
intervals
promoted
plants,
could
modify
BSCs
plants.
was
related
stage
promotes
when
it
reaches
survival
stage.
In
observations,
found
number
species
lower
compared
bare
lands
broken
greater
than
intact
crusts;
while
density
land
significantly
higher
patches.