Introduction: Impact of Nanotechnology on Plant Cell Biology

Alnaddaf, Lina M.; Al–Khayri, Jameel M.; Jain, S. Mohan

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-20878-2_1

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“…Nanoparticles falling within this diameter range can readily penetrate plant cells. Conversely, nanoparticles of larger diameters engage with proteins and polysaccharides in cell walls, leading to the formation of novel pores and pathways for entry (Ali et al 2021, Alnaddaf et al 2023, Farooq et al 2024. It has been reported that osmotic pressure, capillary forces, and direct passage through the root epidermis are some of the reasons why small nanoparticles (size 3-5 nm) enter plant roots.…”

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Nanomaterial strategies for enhancing plant resilience in the face of temperature stress

Sidhu,

Sharma,

Bhickchand Agrawal

et al. 2024

CABI Agric Biosci

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Plant growth and productivity are greatly impacted by temperature stress, both high and low. These stresses impair biochemical, physiological, and molecular processes in the plant, eventually affecting plant growth, development, and productivity. Consequently, novel approaches are needed to overcome these problems and achieve sustainability. Nanotechnology is one such novel approach to improving crop production, by using nanoscale products. Nanoparticle size, nature, application mode, environmental conditions, rhizospheric and phyllospheric environments, and the species of plant make a significant impact on their action. With their easy soluble nature, smaller size, and excellent ability to penetrate plants, and their ability to cross cellular barriers, nanoparticles have become an increasingly popular agricultural tool. It has recently been observed that silver, silicon, titanium, and selenium nanoparticles can alter the physiological and biochemical response of plants in order to counteract high or low temperature stress. In this review, a description is provided of how nanoparticles are absorbed in different plant parts and how they are translocate along with the factors that influence their uptake and translocation. Also how plant response to nanoparticles in temperature stress and the various types of physiological, morphological, anatomical, biochemical and molecular modifications caused by nanoparticles. The review is going to provide researchers in agricultural sciences a glimpse into how to discover new nanoparticles to deal with heat stress.

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Nanomaterial strategies for enhancing plant resilience in the face of temperature stress

Sidhu,

Sharma,

Bhickchand Agrawal

et al. 2024

CABI Agric Biosci

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“…Nanotechnology is a great and promising future science that uses nanomaterials (NM) in various fields. The nanoparticles were used with all kinds, shapes, sizes, and different manufacturing methods, and studied their impact on many different plant species via productive, biochemical and molecular indicators [3]. By reviewing the scientific literatures and scientific researchers recently, we find that most of the scientific research and studies use different technologies for various purposes such as increasing the quantitative and qualitative production or tolerant various biotic and abiotic stresses.…”

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The Era of Challenges in Agriculture

Alnaddaf¹

2023

MCDA

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Our current era is characterized by many different technologies in the agricultural sector Agro-informatics, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology. All of these technologies aim to improve production in quantity and quality, tolerate various biotic and abiotic stresses, and try to find agricultural practices that guarantee sustainable production that meets the needs of the expected population increase in the year 2050. Therefore, researchers must combine efforts to use these technologies in an integrated manner to ensure the development of sustainable agriculture.

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“…A major change in agricultural practices as a result of the tremendous development of various technologies in the agricultural sector. We mention, for example, Agro-informatics [1], Artificial Intelligence [2] (AI) and nanotechnology [3].…”

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Introduction: Impact of Nanotechnology on Plant Cell Biology

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Nanomaterial strategies for enhancing plant resilience in the face of temperature stress

Nanomaterial strategies for enhancing plant resilience in the face of temperature stress

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