Harnessing NanoOmics and Nanozymes for Sustainable Agriculture

In an era overshadowed by pressing global challenges such as climate change, burgeoning populations, and the depletion of natural resources, the agricultural landscape is at a critical juncture. The need for sustainable practices has never been more urgent, with conventional methods struggling to meet the demands of a growing population while grappling with environmental degradation. Harnessing NanoOmics and Nanozymes for Sustainable Agriculture delves into the heart of the problem, navigating the intricate web of challenges facing agriculture today. From dwindling crop yields to the environmental repercussions of conventional farming practices, the urgency to find innovative, sustainable solutions is paramount. Harnessing NanoOmics and Nanozymes for Sustainable Agriculture offers a comprehensive exploration of nanotechnology's potential to revolutionize agriculture, presenting a promising pathway toward enhanced productivity, minimizing environmental impact, and optimal resource utilization. This groundbreaking book is a guide for academic scholars, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners alike, providing a bridge between complex scientific research and practical applications. By delving into the transformative realms of NanoOmics and Nanozymes, the book educates on the potential of nanotechnology but inspires a collaborative effort to redefine the future of agriculture. It is essential for those seeking a deeper understanding of how nanotechnology addresses challenges facing global agriculture, fostering innovation, collaboration, and a sustainable agricultural future.

Vishnu D. Rajput holds excellent academic records in Agriculture and Biological Sciences, having earned degrees with distinction in B.Sc. Ag and M.Sc. Ag from CS Azad University of Agriculture & Technology, India. He further pursued his Ph.D. from the esteemed Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, and completed his Post-doc from Southern Federal University, Russia. Currently, he serves as an Associate Professor (Leading Researcher) at Southern Federal University, Russia. His ongoing research focuses on soil contaminations, particularly the study of potentially toxic elements and metallic nanoparticles. Dr. Rajput's investigations encompass the bioaccumulation, bio/geo-transformations, uptake, translocation, and toxic effects of metallic nanoparticles on various aspects of plant physiology, morphology, anatomy, the ultrastructure of cellular and subcellular organelles, cytomorphometric modifications, and DNA damage. He has extensively detailed the current state of research in environmental science, shedding light on how nanoparticles and heavy metals interact with plants, soil, microbial communities, and the broader environment. With an impressive record of 300 scientific publications, Dr. Rajput has authored 300 peer-reviewed highly-rated full-length articles, 20 books, 60 chapters (indexed in Scopus), and 55 conference articles. He is renowned internationally for his expertise and contribution to the field and has reviewed 200 manuscripts for reputable journals, earning him an outstanding reviewing certificate from Elsevier and Springer. Dr. Rajput also serves on the editorial boards of various high-impact journals. For his outstanding contributions to academic, creative research, and publication activities, Dr. Rajput has received the "Certificate for Appreciation 2019" and the "Certificate of Honor 2020" from Southern Federal University, Russia. He has also been recognized as a "Highly Qualified Specialist" by SFedU and the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, a prestigious status that acknowledges his expertise and accomplishments.Abhishek Singh is a postdoctoral scientist at Yerevan State University in the Republic of Armenia. He possesses a strong educational background in agriculture and biotechnology, having obtained a Ph.D. from the esteemed Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology in Meerut, UP, India, as well as an Integrated MSc in Biotechnology with a specialization in Plant studies from the prestigious Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology, and Sciences in Allahabad, India. His current research focuses on studying the effects of salinity stress on various aspects of plants, including physio-biochemical characteristics, morphology, anatomy, ultrastructure of cellular and subcellular organelles, and DNA, RNA, and protein damage. Additionally, he investigates the bioaccumulation, uptake, translocation, and toxic effects of metallic nanoparticles on plants. Understanding "how nanoparticles inter