In the field of agriculture, nanopesticides have been developed as an alternative to the
conventional pesticides, being more efficient for pest control. However, before their …

Nanopesticides, such as nanoencapsulated atrazine (nATZ), have been studied and
developed as eco-friendly alternatives to control weeds in fields, requiring lower doses. This …

Atrazine was banned by the European Union in 2004, but is still used in many countries.
Agricultural research employing nanotechnology has been developed in order to reduce the …

The use of nanotechnology in the agrochemical sector aims to increase pesticide efficiency,
and at the same time provide more targeted delivery, reducing the application volume and …

Atrazine is a pre-and post-emergence herbicide used to control weeds in many crops. It was
introduced in the late 1950s, but its use has been controversial because of its high potential …

The use of nanotechnology to create new formulations has shown great potential to reduce
the indiscriminate use of pesticides and provide environmentally safer alternatives …

Atrazine (ATZ) is a widely used herbicide that has the potential to contaminate the
environment and cause deleterious effects on non-target organisms. Release systems for …

Nanopesticides (Npes) carry the potential of increased efficacy while reducing application
rates, hence increasing agricultural productivity in a more sustainable way. However, given …

Nanopesticides or nano plant protection products represent an emerging technological
development that, in relation to pesticide use, could offer a range of benefits including …

The rapid development of nanotechnology influences the developments within the agro-
sector. An example is provided by the production of nanoenabled pesticides with the …