The First Green Revolution during 1970 s targeted to the four basic elements of production
system viz. semi-dwarf high yielding varieties of rice and wheat, extensive use of irrigation …

Crop cultivators continually battle with fungal diseases affecting their crops. Plant
pathogenic fungi must be controlled if consumer demand in developed countries for …

The First Green Revolution during 1970s targeted to the four basic elements of production
system viz. semi-dwarf high yielding varieties of rice and wheat, extensive use of irrigation …

Soil salinity and sodicity issues due to limited water resources and arid climate are the main
sources of land degradation in the North Nile delta. Moreover, burning rice and cotton straw …

The application of nanomaterials as nanofertilizers is one of the advanced solutions to
overcome the excessive use of conventional fertilizers without compromising the yield. In …

The individual and composite effects of boron metal and nanoparticles were studied on
growth and yield of mung bean by using the complete Randomized Block Design (RCBD) …

Increased application of fertilizer to land pollutes the environment and sustainable
productivity of land is hampered by the loss of Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria. So an …

Limited fuel reserves like natural gas and petroleum have made an impact on the production
costs of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and hence precision farming (maximizing crop …

Nanotechnology is one of the most fascinating and rapidly advanced science technologies
which play an effective role in the improvement of agricultural crop yield. Microbial …

Recently, principles of nanoscience and nanotechnology has being embraced in the field of
agriculture rather than medicine and health care which has the potential to revolutionize …