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Recent developments in the synthesis of pharmacological alkyl phosphonates

Organophosphate analogues are commonly occurring structural features that are widely present in numerous natural substances, biologically active molecules and modern pharmaceutical compounds. The development...

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The isolation, identification and efficacy of Bacillus velezensis XF-8 in tomato bacterial wilt control

Tomato bacterial wilt is an important disease caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, which is harmful to the development of tomato industry and seriously affects the yield and quality of tomato. In this...

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Toxicological response and bioaccumulation of strontium in Triticum durum (Nachit) and Triticum aestivum (Ibtissam)

The present study examines the toxicological effects and bioaccumulation of strontium (Sr2+) in two Moroccan wheat species, Triticum durum (Nachit) and Triticum aestivum (Ibtissam). Germination rates...

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From tryptophan to gramine: A journey into the mysterious transformation of biocatalysis

As a natural alkaloid found extensively in cereal crops, gramine not only plays a crucial role in protecting barley and other grasses from various pests, but also reduces palatability for ruminants....

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Development of novel pyridine-based agrochemicals: A review

Pyridine-based agrochemical products have become the most commercially successful in the 21st century. About half of the agrochemicals with pyridine scaffold were released, registered or invented only...

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Migrated silicon dioxide nanoparticles activates the rice immunity for systemic resistance against two pathogens

Rice, the world's primary staple food, is under severe threat from several devastating diseases. To sustainably management rice diseases, developing safe, environmentally friendly alternatives urgently...

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Plants self-synthesize “agrochemical” to fight pests and diseases

In this article, we present recent findings from a Nature Chemical Biology paper that elucidate the mechanism of crucial biosynthetic steps involved in the synthesis of steroidal glycoalkaloids (SGAs),...

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A novel fluorescent probe for MGO detection and its application for monitoring root growth and drought stress in Arabidopsis thaliana

Methylglyoxal (MGO) is a vital signaling molecule that related to a variety of pathologies in both animals and plants. However, high levels of MGO are associated with several diseases. Therefore, developing...

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Key players in plant defense: How scaffold protein GAME15 orchestrates the biosynthesis of steroidal defense metabolite

GAME15, a scaffold protein, orchestrates the biosynthesis of steroidal glycoalkaloids (a class of compounds with known defensive properties) and steroidal saponins (which contribute to plant defense)...

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Recovery of NH4+‒N and PO43-‒P is Promoted by competitive interactions between M. aeruginosa and MgCO3

Here we report that the presence of MgCO3 stimulates the extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) secretion of Microcystis Aeruginosa (M. Aeruginosa). This stimulation led to a significant reduction...

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Cell: Dual-functional ABCH transporter lit the light for pesticide discovery

Pesticides play a pivotal role in modern agriculture. However, the pesticide industry faces significant challenges closely linked to major global concerns such as pesticide resistance, environmental...

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Adaptation of Lentils to High-Temperature Stress at Phytopathogenic Infection and Application of Molybdenum Nanoparticles

The study of the impact of high-temperature stress on the plant-phytopathogen system, including using nanoparticles, is relevant in connection with climate changes. Therefore, our work was aimed at...

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Genetically encoded biosensors for spatiotemporal monitoring of plant proteins in growth and stress responses

Genetically encoded biosensors are powerful tools for monitoring plant proteins, which could offer high spatial and temporal resolution and help reveal the molecular mechanisms underlying plant growth...

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Science:Core regulator of rice immunity: The role of classical protein complexes on homeostasis and multipathogen resistance

Plants have evolved complex immune networks to adapt to survival needs, and their immune mechanisms have unique regulatory patterns to cope with different environments. In rice, the maintenance of immune...

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PDAI: A green pesticide molecule design technology platform driven by high-performance computing and artificial intelligence

Pesticides are integral to agricultural productivity and food security. Despite the notable advancements in Computer Aided Drug Design (CADD) and Artificial Intelligence Drug Discovery (AIDD) in pharmaceuticals,...

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Fabrication of a nano-herbicide QNC@BA-COF with high control efficiency and reduced side effects

The low efficiency of herbicide formulations poses environmental risks during spraying. Nano-based encapsulation technology can enhance utilization efficiency for sustainable agriculture. Covalent organic...

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Design and synthesis of triazole sulfonamide inhibitors of bc1 complex

Currently, triazole sulfonamide fungicide could be used to effectively control cucumber downy mildew (CDM), caused by Pseudoperonospora cubensis. In this study, a series of triazole sulfonamide derivatives...

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Melatonin—Angel of plant growth regulation and protection

Melatonin (N-Acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine), an endogenously synthesized indoleamine, exerts pleiotropic effects in plant physiology by interacting with other phytohormones, thereby synergistically regulating...

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Insight into the enantioselective of chiral penthiopyrad for serum albumin: Spectroscopic and computational approaches

Chiral pesticides, such as penthiopyrad, consist of enantiomers with differing biological activities and toxicological profiles, potentially leading to environmental risks. This study investigates the...

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Spray-induced gene silencing in phytopathogen: Mechanisms, applications, and progress

Phytopathogens can continuously cause serious losses worldwide to crop, fruit, and vegetable yields. The excessive use of conventional fungicides in pathogen management has raised severe environmental...

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Amphiphilicity-driven octaphenyl polyoxyethylenes regulate soft microcapsules flexibility for better foliar adhesion and pesticide utilization

Pesticide-loaded flexible carriers that allow for deformation and adhesion on crop leaves is an effective way to improve pesticide utilization. In interfacial polymerization, the addition of octaphenyl...

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A smart dual-responsive nanoplatform for delivery of prochloraz for the control of rice blast disease

Nano-controlled release formulations present a promising strategy to mitigate pesticide losses and enhance efficiency. In this study, a pH and GSH-responsive nanoplatform using mesoporous organosilica...

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Ethylene and jasmonate as stimulants of latex yield in rubber trees (Hevea brasiliensis): Molecular and physiological mechanisms. A systematic approximation review

The rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis (Willd. Ex Adr. De Juss.) Müell Arg.] is an important source of latex for the production natural rubber. Natural rubber is an important biopolymer used in various...

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Scenario-oriented nanopesticides: Shaping nanopesticides for future agriculture

Nanopesticides, as a promising technology, bring scientific and technological impetus to sustainable development and green revolution of agriculture. The excellent physicochemical properties, beneficial...

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The Impact of Nanoparticles on Agriculture and Soil, by Nar Singh Chauhan and Sarvajeet Singh Gill.

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