Nanofungicides

This book provides a comprehensive overview of nanofungicides and their applications in plant pathology, covering synthesis, safety, and commercialization aspects.

The book Nanofungicides explores the innovative applications of nanotechnology in plant pathology, particularly focusing on the use of nanofungicides. It is structured into three comprehensive parts, each delving into critical aspects such as the synthesis and formulation of nanofungicides and nanohybrid fungicides. The text thoroughly examines how these advanced agrochemicals can enhance agricultural practices and improve crop protection against fungal threats.

In addition to synthesis and formulation, Nanofungicides addresses the important topics of sensing, degradation, and commercialization of these products. The authors provide insights into how nanofungicides can be integrated into existing agricultural frameworks, emphasizing their potential to revolutionize pest management. The book also critically evaluates the safety and potential hazards associated with the use of nanofungicides in agroecosystems, ensuring that readers are aware of both the benefits and risks involved.

Furthermore, Nanofungicides discusses essential considerations such as startup challenges, patenting issues, and regulatory concerns that are crucial for the commercialization of these products. This makes it an invaluable resource for plant scientists, plant pathologists, and professionals in agriculture and food sciences, as well as students aspiring to work in these fields. The timely information presented in this book is designed to equip readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of nanotechnology in agriculture.