nanomedicine
Nanomedicine is the application of nanotechnology to biological systems, utilizing nanoscale materials and devices to study and manipulate biological processes. For plant science, nanomedicine enables precise delivery of nutrients, treatments, and genetic material directly to plant tissues while facilitating molecular-level investigation of plant physiology, disease mechanisms, and stress responses. This technology holds potential to enhance crop productivity, disease resistance, and environmental adaptation.
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