nanobiotechnology
Nanobiotechnology applies nanotechnology—the engineering of materials and systems at the atomic and molecular scale—to biological applications. For plant science, this approach enables the development of nanoparticles for targeted nutrient and pesticide delivery, nanosensors for monitoring plant health, and novel methods to investigate plant cellular structures and biological processes. These applications hold significant promise for improving crop productivity, sustainability, and resilience to environmental stresses.
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