Chitosan nanoparticles (CNPs) have emerged as a promising tool in agricultural
advancements due to their unique properties including, biocompatability, biodegradability …

The potato, scientifically referred to as Solanum tuberosum L., is one of the most widely
consumed crops worldwide, second only to rice and wheat. Indian potatoes contribute …

Micronutrient application has a crucial role in mitigating salinity stress in crop plants. This
study was carried out to investigate the effect of zinc (Zn) and boron (B) as foliar applications …

As rice has no physiological capacity of fixing nitrogen in the soil, its production had always
been reliant on the external application of nitrogen (N) to ensure enhanced productivity. In …

Nano-fertilizers with higher efficacy compared to conventional fertilizers can provide
advantage for plant cultivation in both productive and problematic soils. Therefore, this study …

Municipal organic waste (MOW) compost is considered a sustainable and environmental
friendly fertilizer management system throughout the world for hybrid maize production. It …

Global warming driven by climate change has profound impacts on nitrogen dynamics in
terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. The increased emissions of greenhouse gases alter the …

Plant growth is adversely impacted by heavy metals, posing a threat to the health of humans
and animals within the food chain. Scientific evidence substantiates that both essential and …

Nowadays, rice cultivation is the world's most vital economic activity. It is one of the three
major food crops worldwide and the most vital staple food in Asia. In many countries, the …

In nature, melatonin is widely distributed, and not only does it play a vital role for animals
and humans, but also for plants. Plants use melatonin for a wide range of purposes …