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Recently, nanomaterials (especially nano-biomaterials) have remarkably attracted attention of researchers for their wide and promising applications in different technologies. Their small size and shape versatility, capability of controlling the release at the targeted site, and capability for selectively loading of a wide ranges of drug molecules, provide phytonanotechnology as a unique opportunity in protection, modification, and productivity of plants and smart delivery of agrochemical. Delivery of particular bioactive to manipulate plant breeding and genetic transformation and decrease of nutrient losses from fertilizers are some of other applications of this technology. However, despite these exciting advancements in the phytonanotechnology, several further studies are needed to overcome the drawbacks of using the nanostructures in plants. Different levels of modifications in the morphology of nanoparticles, their …