Use of Nanomaterials in Agriculture

Abstract

The current known as "Nano-Era" is becoming increasingly widespread, gaining extremely popularity along with various nanotechnology research programs and engineering applications, attracting the attention of researchers. The use of nanomaterials in agriculture is called ‘‘under explorer’’. Nanomaterials with their superior characteristics, what order of agricultural applications can create a positive contribution is a matter of wonder. Working with this hypothesis includes current research in terms of the availability of various nanomaterials as fertilizers and growth regulators. The review paper is important for the researchers concerned in the application of nanomaterials in agriculture at a level that may be an important data source and point of action.

Keywords

• Growth regulator,Fertilizer,Nanomaterials,Agriculture

Nanomateryallerin Tarımda Kullanımı

Abstract

”Nano-Era’’ adıyla bilinen akım giderek yaygınlaşarak çeşitli nanoteknoloji araştırma programları ve mühendislik uygulamaları ile birlikte son derece popülerlik kazanarak araştırmacıların dikkatini çekmektedir. Tarımda nanomateryallerin kullanımı ‘’under explorer’’ olarak adlandırılmaktadır. Nanomateryallerin kendilerine ait üstün özellikleri ile tarımsal uygulamalarda ne düzeyde olumlu katkı yaratabilecekleri merak konusudur. Bu hipotezle çalışma, çeşitli nanomalzemelerin gübre ve büyüme düzenleyici olarak kullanılabilirliği açısından güncel araştırmaları içermektedir. Derleme makale, nanomateryallerin tarımda uygulanması konusunda ilgili araştırmacılar için önemli bir veri kaynağı ve haraket noktası olabilecek düzeyde önem arz etmektedir.

Keywords

• nanomalzemeler,tarım,gübre,büyüme düzenleyici

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