Rhizospheric health management through nanofertilizers

Sangawe, Vishal; Inamdar, Areeb; Adhapure, Nitin

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-89973-4.00021-1

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Section: Benefits Of Nanofertilizers For Agroecosystemsmentioning

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“…Increasing nutrient availability to the plants and reducing plant stress leads to nutrient uptake improvements [86,87], reduces the risk of disease resistance and benefits crop resilience. Soil fertility can also be restored or improved by the application of encapsulated nanoparticles such as nanoclays and zeolites, as nanofertilizers present the capability of combating soil-and groundwater-borne pollutants [88,89]. Green nanoparticles such as agro-nanotechnologies, plant-nanotechnologies or phyto-nanotechnologies can even be a step forward for the sustainability of nanomaterials for agricultural application as they use biologically synthesized nanoparticles [42,90].…”

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Phosphorous Nanofertilizers for Precise Application in Rice Cultivation as an Adaptation to Climate Change

Saraiva

Ferreira

Rodrigues

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Climate

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Rice is the staple food of more than half of the world’s population, which is still growing. The great dependence that agriculture, and rice specially, has on fertilizers alongside extreme events that result from climatic change creates an urge for adaptation. Fertilizers are expensive, finite and a potential environmental problem. Their precise application, by the use of slow-release nanofertilizers, thus avoiding losses and consequently reducing the pressure on water resources, is one step forward in this adaptation. It can reduce costs and protect the environment while ensuring food production. Phosphorous is very important for rice, since it is involved in its flowering and root development, and its low availability to the plants constitutes a serious problem. The delivery of phosphorous through the crop cycle in the form of slow-release phosphorus nanofertilizer (Pnf) instead of the conventional annual bulk application reduces the amount of nutrients applied and increases the absorption by the crop. Combining the fertilizing effect with the use of natural stimulant compounds such as chitosan can protect the crop from diseases and increase its resilience to stress. The use of Pnf reduces the pressure on water resources and avoids imbalances in soil nutrients, thus responding to climatic change challenges and abiotic stresses.

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Section: Benefits Of Nanofertilizers For Agroecosystemsmentioning

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Section: Benefits Of Nanofertilizers For Agroecosystemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Phosphorous Nanofertilizers for Precise Application in Rice Cultivation as an Adaptation to Climate Change

Saraiva

Ferreira

Rodrigues

et al. 2022

Climate

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“…The entire ecosystem of this particular dam depends on the overall quality of dam region. Nevertheless, water pollution has been increased due to manmade activities, industrialization and use of chemical-fertilizers in agriculture fields (Zhang et al, 2022;Sangawe et al, 2022).…”

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Assessment of some physico-chemical parameters of water sample from Jayakwadi dam, Aurangabad, M.S., India

Sangawe¹,

Saraf²,

Shaikh³

2023

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The development of a particular ecosystem requires water for sustainability of living organisms. Different organic and inorganic components are dissolved in water, as it is universal solvent. The optimum level of different constituents is responsible to maintain respective quality for the suitable growth and development of plants, animals and micro-organisms. The physico-chemical parameters of water samples collected in the year 2018-2019 from Jayakwadi dam were analysed. To understand these parameters is important, as the Jaykwadi dam water is essential for drinking, irrigation and industrial concern of Marathwada region. Therefore, in this paper different physico-chemical parameters viz. Temperature, pH, DO, BOD, Hardness, alkalinity, TDS, turbidity, Chlorides, Phosphates, chlorine, nitrates etc. are studied.

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Nano-fertilizers: A sustainable technology for improving crop nutrition and food security

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Rhizospheric health management through nanofertilizers

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Phosphorous Nanofertilizers for Precise Application in Rice Cultivation as an Adaptation to Climate Change

Phosphorous Nanofertilizers for Precise Application in Rice Cultivation as an Adaptation to Climate Change

Assessment of some physico-chemical parameters of water sample from Jayakwadi dam, Aurangabad, M.S., India

Nano-fertilizers: A sustainable technology for improving crop nutrition and food security

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