MORPHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF WHEAT (Triticum aestivum L.)  SEEDLINGS UPON EXPOSURE TO NICKEL NANOPARTICLES

Tsygvintsev, P.N.; Goncharova, L. I.; Manin, K.V.; Rachkova, V.M.

doi:10.15389/agrobiology.2018.3.578eng

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“…Nickel nanofertilizers are now available in various formulations, including liquid, powder, and granular products. In one study, applying low concentrations of 5 nanometer-sized nickel NPs to 10-day-old wheat seedlings at 0.01 and 0.1 mg L −1 caused an increase in the chlorophyll a and b content after exposure to 0.01 mg L −1 of nickel NPs [137].…”

Section: (D) Nickel-basedmentioning

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Nanofertilizers: Types, Delivery and Advantages in Agricultural Sustainability

Yadav

Abd-Elsalam

2023

Agrochemicals

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In an alarming tale of agricultural excess, the relentless overuse of chemical fertilizers in modern farming methods have wreaked havoc on the once-fertile soil, mercilessly depleting its vital nutrients while inflicting irreparable harm on the delicate balance of the surrounding ecosystem. The excessive use of such fertilizers leaves residue on agricultural products, pollutes the environment, upsets agrarian ecosystems, and lowers soil quality. Furthermore, a significant proportion of the nutrient content, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, is lost from the soil (50–70%) before being utilized. Nanofertilizers, on the other hand, use nanoparticles to control the release of nutrients, making them more efficient and cost-effective than traditional fertilizers. Nanofertilizers comprise one or more plant nutrients within nanoparticles where at least 50% of the particles are smaller than 100 nanometers. Carbon nanotubes, graphene, and quantum dots are some examples of the types of nanomaterials used in the production of nanofertilizers. Nanofertilizers are a new generation of fertilizers that utilize advanced nanotechnology to provide an efficient and sustainable method of fertilizing crops. They are designed to deliver plant nutrients in a controlled manner, ensuring that the nutrients are gradually released over an extended period, thus providing a steady supply of essential elements to the plants. The controlled-release system is more efficient than traditional fertilizers, as it reduces the need for frequent application and the amount of fertilizer. These nanomaterials have a high surface area-to-volume ratio, making them ideal for holding and releasing nutrients. Naturally occurring nanoparticles are found in various sources, including volcanic ash, ocean, and biological matter such as viruses and dust. However, regarding large-scale production, relying solely on naturally occurring nanoparticles may not be sufficient or practical. In agriculture, nanotechnology has been primarily used to increase crop production while minimizing losses and activating plant defense mechanisms against pests, insects, and other environmental challenges. Furthermore, nanofertilizers can reduce runoff and nutrient leaching into the environment, improving environmental sustainability. They can also improve fertilizer use efficiency, leading to higher crop yields and reducing the overall cost of fertilizer application. Nanofertilizers are especially beneficial in areas where traditional fertilizers are inefficient or ineffective. Nanofertilizers can provide a more efficient and cost-effective way to fertilize crops while reducing the environmental impact of fertilizer application. They are the product of promising new technology that can help to meet the increasing demand for food and improve agricultural sustainability. Currently, nanofertilizers face limitations, including higher costs of production and potential environmental and safety concerns due to the use of nanomaterials, while further research is needed to fully understand their long-term effects on soil health, crop growth, and the environment.

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Section: (D) Nickel-basedmentioning

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Nanofertilizers: Types, Delivery and Advantages in Agricultural Sustainability

Yadav

Abd-Elsalam

2023

Agrochemicals

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“…Nano-TiO 2 promotes the growth of naturally aged seeds of spinach [52]. Nickle NPs show a prominent effect on the morphophysiological features of wheat [53]. The literature indicates that the various types of NPs thus can be used as potent seed priming and germination promotion agents.…”

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Nanofertilizers: The Next Generation of Agrochemicals for Long-Term Impact on Sustainability in Farming Systems

Gade,

Ingle,

Nimbalkar

et al. 2023

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The microflora of the soil is adversely affected by chemical fertilizers. Excessive use of chemical fertilizers has increased crop yield dramatically at the cost of soil vigor. The pH of the soil is temporarily changed by chemical fertilizers, which kill the beneficial soil microflora and can cause absorption stress on crop plants. This leads to higher dosages during the application, causing groundwater leaching and environmental toxicity. Nanofertilizers (NFs) reduce the quantity of fertilizer needed in agriculture, enhance nutrient uptake efficiency, and decrease fertilizer loss due to runoff and leaching. Moreover, NFs can be used for soil or foliar applications and have shown promising results in a variety of plant species. The main constituents of nanomaterials are micro- and macronutrient precursors and their properties at the nanoscale. Innovative approaches to their application as a growth promoter for crops, their modes of application, and the mechanism of absorption in plant tissues are reviewed in this article. In addition, the review analyzes potential shortcomings and future considerations for the commercial agricultural application of NFs.

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Deciphering the Enigmatic Praxis of Nano-fertilizers in Agro-food Industrial Landscape

Singla

Goel

2022

Sustainable Plant Nutrition in a Changing World

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MORPHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF WHEAT (Triticum aestivum L.) SEEDLINGS UPON EXPOSURE TO NICKEL NANOPARTICLES

Cited by 11 publications

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Nanofertilizers: Types, Delivery and Advantages in Agricultural Sustainability

Nanofertilizers: Types, Delivery and Advantages in Agricultural Sustainability

Nanofertilizers: The Next Generation of Agrochemicals for Long-Term Impact on Sustainability in Farming Systems

Deciphering the Enigmatic Praxis of Nano-fertilizers in Agro-food Industrial Landscape

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