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Application of Nanoengineered Metabolites from Beneficial and Eco-friendly Microorganisms as a Biological Control Agents for Plant Pests and Pathogens

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Pest and pathogens have been highlighted as major constraints affecting the increase in agricultural productivity globally. This has led to the superfluous usage of toxic and harmful pesticides, which is not eco-friendly, imposing a lot of hazardous effects on animal and plant and causing severe health complications for farmers. The persistent use of pesticides has led not only to pest and disease resistance but also to bioaccumulation and biomagnification of toxic chemicals, decreasing soil fertility and leading to environmental pollution and health hazards. Alleviating the effects of the long-term usage of chemical pesticides remains one of the utmost challenges for achieving sustainable agriculture. Therefore, to attain sustainable goals, which include nontoxic environment, food safety, healthy lives, and sustainable agriculture, there is an urgent need to search for an alternative for the management of these pests and pathogens. Therefore, the application of nanoengineered metabolites from beneficial and eco-friendly microorganisms could be an alternative. In view of the aforementioned, this chapter anticipates to report the past and current trends in the application of nanobiotechnology for effective production of nanopesticides using biologically active metabolites from eco-friendly and beneficial microorganisms.

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Adetunji, C.O., Panpatte, D.G., Bello, O.M., Adekoya, M.A. (2019). Application of Nanoengineered Metabolites from Beneficial and Eco-friendly Microorganisms as a Biological Control Agents for Plant Pests and Pathogens. In: Panpatte, D., Jhala, Y. (eds) Nanotechnology for Agriculture: Crop Production & Protection. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9374-8_13

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