Nanotechnology in Herbicide Resistance

  • Abigail E
  • Chidambaram R
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Abstract

Herbicide market in agriculture is a multi‐billion dollar industry with sophisticated multi‐impact issues, with increased weed resistance at the topmost. Nanoherbicides under development in the current decade could be a new strategy to address all the problems caused by the conventional non‐nanoherbicides. With polymeric nanoparticles often used as nanocarriers for herbicide delivery, the current era has seen the rise of new nanoparticles‐based delivery systems. As the potential use of nanostructured materials enables the use of herbicides effectively and rules out the emergence of weed‐resistant population at an early stage, these very desirable nanotechnological practices in agricul‐ ture are reviewed here.

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Abigail, E. A., & Chidambaram, R. (2017). Nanotechnology in Herbicide Resistance. In Nanostructured Materials - Fabrication to Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.68355

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