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• W4285305762 abstract "Considering the possible unfavorable consequences generated from the use of synthetic compounds, the market demand for botanical and biobased materials is growing day by day. In the matter of eco-friendly plant protection, plant-derived substances (botanicals) undoubtedly play a vital role. Essential oil (EO) is one of them which is being well utilized nowadays in integrated pest management (IPM) approaches. EOs are plant-secreted aromatic volatile secondary metabolites having great potential in managing pests (insects, mites, nematodes, etc.) and pathogens (fungi, bacteria, viruses, etc.). Chemically, these are complex blends of low molecular weight ingredients, such as terpenoids, carbonyl compounds, alcohols and phenolics, and aliphatic compounds. The multiple modes of action of individual constituents and synergistic actions among them have built EO as an excellent weapon in the plant protection arsenal. These are biocompatible, fast penetrant, and known to leave low to almost nil toxic residues in treated products. However, their volatility, water insolubility, and chemical instability in the presence of varied environmental factors are the prime concerns regarding their effective utilization that ultimately leads to the generation of new formulation technologies. Emulsion-based formulations containing EOs tailored via nanotechnological interventions such as nanoemulsion (NE) can play a crucial role in minimizing these problems associated with their applications. These NEs are found to be more potent than their bulk counterparts (EOs and their simple emulsions) in terms of stability, volatility, and water miscibility. This chapter elucidates the multifarious aspects regarding the development of NE formulations and their evaluation as crop protection agents." @default.
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• W4285305762 date "2022-01-01" @default.
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• W4285305762 title "Plant essential oil-based nanoemulsions: A novel asset in the crop protection arsenal" @default.
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