journal article·2021-10Open access

Eco‐friendly biomolecule‐nanomaterial hybrids as next‐generation agrochemicals for topical delivery

Peng Li, Yun Huang, Changkui Fu, Shang Xu Jiang, Wei Peng, Yi Jia, Hong Peng, Ping Zhang, Narelle Manzie, Neena Mitter, Zhi Ping Xu

EcoMat· Volume 3· Issue 5

Abstract

Abstract The agrochemical is often applied to enhance the agricultural production. Nanotechnology has advanced agricultural biotechnology in the new “agri‐tech revolution.” Eco‐friendly nanoparticles as carriers can essentially actualize the application of biomolecules as sustainable agrochemicals to increase their biological performance and reduce deterioration of the ecosystem. Particularly, these nanocarrier‐biomolecule hybrids will be ideal for topical applications to enhance the crop yield and quality. This review summarizes the current efforts in developing nanoparticles as carriers of biomolecules for topical delivery. First, the applicable biomolecules for plant growth regulation and the pathogen control are briefly introduced. The criteria and strategies for research and industrial development of nanocarrier‐biomolecule hybrids are then proposed, which better involves both researchers and manufacturers in the beginning for an efficient R&D process. The review further discusses several typical nanoparticle‐biomolecule hybrids as the candidates of next‐generation agrochemicals with advanced scientific merits and high perspectives of industrialization as the conclusion. image
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OpenAlex topics: Plant tissue culture and regeneration · Transgenic Plants and Applications · Pineapple and bromelain studies

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Affiliations

Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, The University of Queensland Brisbane Queensland Australia

Australian National Fabrication Facility‐Queensland Node Brisbane Queensland Australia

School of Environment and Science, Queensland Micro‐ and Nanotechnology Centre Griffith University Brisbane Queensland Australia

School of Chemical Engineering The University of Queensland Brisbane Queensland Australia

Key Laboratory of Poyang Lake Environment and Resource Utilization, Ministry of Education, School of Environmental and Chemical Engineering Nanchang University Nanchang Jiangxi China

Queensland Alliance of Agriculture and Food Innovation The University of Queensland Brisbane Queensland Australia

Funding

Hort Innovation

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