The book discusses nanomaterial interactions with plants and their potential benefits for agriculture. It stands as an authoritative resource for a broad community, describing how Nano formulations of various types of agrochemicals in agriculture are rapidly expanding among the scientific and non-scientific community. The purpose of this book is to provide comprehensive information about the development of synthesis and scaling-up, future scope, current challenges, potential risks assessment and the legal requirements for regulating nanomaterial-based agrochemicals for agricultural sustainability. The book includes the application of Nano chemicals as Nano primers for seed germination, Nano fertilizers to increase crop yields, Nano pesticides for insect pest management, Nano fungicides, Nano herbicides, Nano nutrient, and Nano sensors for tracking crop and soil health conditions, including detecting agrochemicals. In addition, the authors discuss Nano enabled agrochemicals in relation to their toxicological implications in agroecosystems, as well as risk assessment and registration policies for ensuring the safety of nanomaterials used in farming.
Chapter 1 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 2 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 3 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 4 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 5 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 6 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.- Chpater 7 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 8 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 9 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and
Challenges.
Chapter 10 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering Progress
and Challenges.
Chapter 11 Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Pioneering
Progress and Challenges.
Chapter 12 Nanotechnology in Agriculture:
Pioneering Progress and Challenges.
Chapter 13 Nanotechnology in
Agriculture: Pioneering Progress and Challenges.
Prof. Ramesh S. Chaughule has completed his PhD at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India, a pioneer institute in India, and continued his research until his retirement. Also, he graduated in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering. He is a Fellow of the Maharashtra Academy of Sciences and also an executive committee member of this academy. Presently he is an Adjunct Professor at Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai, India and guides students in their PhD programs. Dr. Chaughule has pioneered the field of NMR, MRI, and Nanotechnology. He was deputed to Indonesia by International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) several times as an IAEA expert in the field of NMR. He is an awardee of many international Fellowships to carry out research programs in different countries. He has served as a guest scientist in several universities in the USA, UK, Germany, Taiwan, etc. Besides a number of research publications and book chapters to his credit, Dr. Chaughule has edited several books on MRI and Nanotechnology published by American Scientific Publishers, USA, and Springer Nature USA. He has organized several international conferences in India and serves on several educational committees including the Maharashtra Academy of Sciences.
