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Novel Nanomaterials and Nanoformulations for Nematode Management in Agricultural Crops

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Economic and sustainable management of pests and diseases is one of the most challenging tasks in the crop production sector. Nematodes with diversified parasitism are considered as an important pest all over the world, causing significant damage to agricultural crops, and reduce their yield valuing over $175 to 200 billion world over. Farmers use different chemicals, but generally the nematode attack remains significantly uncontrolled. The chemical nematicides create serious issues of human and the environmental toxicity. In view of increasing demand of food and lesser effectiveness of existing methodologies, innovative technologies and materials are needed to be evolved for the management of pest and disease issues including those created by plant nematodes. Nanotechnology is one of the most promising and innovative technologies emerged in recent years, and has great potential for application in agriculture, particularly for pest management. The nanomaterials work as inhibitors against soil populations of nematodes. One significant use of nanotechnology is the synthesis of nematicidal nanocompounds, which penetrate the root system and prevent nematodes from feeding or establishing on the host. Nanomaterials can penetrate the body of nematodes, causing nematodes to die within a short period of time. Similarly, nanofertilizers are available, which are absorbed by plants more quickly than conventional fertilizers. An other application of nanotechnology is the development of nanosensors that can precisely detect nematode populations in the soil or plant tissue. The present chapter offers important information on nanomaterials and nanoformulations that can be used to protect plants from nematode invasion or to detect them in the plant or soil.

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Khan, M.R., Haroun, S.A., Rizvi, T.F. (2023). Novel Nanomaterials and Nanoformulations for Nematode Management in Agricultural Crops. In: Khan, M.R. (eds) Novel Biological and Biotechnological Applications in Plant Nematode Management. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2893-4_10

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