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ID 10 Cereal Diseases: Advanced Approaches for Diagnosis and Management, NA
ID 11 Integrative Mulberry Research: Genetics, Cultivation and Economic Potential, NA
ID 12 Next-Generation Smart Farming: AI Applications and Technological Advancements, NA
Enhancing Crop Resilience: Advances in Climate Smart Crop Production Technologies, free
ID 09 Biotechnological and Molecular Approaches in the Management of Biotic Stress in Plants, NA
ID 07 Integrated Pest Management: Advancement, Adoption and Ecological Challenges, NA
ID 08 New Dimensions in Molecular Entomology, NA
ID 05 Cutting-Edge Research in Sericulture: Enhancing Productivity and Quality, free
ID 04 Progress and Prospects in Oilseed Crops Research, free
ID 03 Progress and Prospects in Pulse Crop Research, free
ID 02 Progress and Prospects in Cereal Crops Research, free
Diseases of Pulses Crops and their Management Approaches, NA
A Hand Book of Aromatic and Essential Oil Yielding Plants of Eastern Uttar Pradesh: Botany, Essential Oil Chemistry and Medicinal Value, NA
Manual on Detection and Diagnosis of Plant Diseases , NA
Current Trends in Plant Health Management, paid
A Practical Manual on Soil, Water and Plant Analysis, paid
BeeKeeping: A Venture for Entrepreneurship, paid
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In the present day, the demand for food has been rising rapidly. In this raising demand, the most recent advance is the use nanomaterials which have become a vital tool to enhance the crop production and productivity. The nanomaterials can also improve the growth and development of the plants. The crop yield loss of upto 20-40 % has been reported due to biotic stress. Till now, the biotic stress management primarily depended on using the chemicals which has a lot of environmental risks. To overcome some of the risks associated with the use of chemicals for managing biotic stress caused by both microbes and insects, nanotechnology has emerged as an alternative which is sustainable and ecofriendly Nanotechnology, nanoparticles and quantum dots (QDs) have become vital tools for the rapid and highly accurate detection of specific biological markers. Technologies such as biosensors, QDs, nanostructured platforms, nano-imaging and nanopore DNA sequencing significantly enhance the sensitivity, specificity and speed of pathogen detection. These tools also support high-throughput analysis, facilitate high-quality monitoring and contribute to crop protection. Additionally, nanodiagnostic kits enable quick and efficient detection of plant pathogens, helping specialists to assist farmers in preventing the outbreak of the epidemic diseases.
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