ArticleJournal of advanced research2025
Design of highly leaf-adhesive and anti-UV herbicide nanoformulation for enhanced herbicidal activity.
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- A biodegradable kasugamycin prodrug nanosystem for precise fungicide delivery and sustained disease control.Pest management science · 2026Article
- Discovery of farnesal from a wild cucumber landrace enables eco-compatible biopesticide development against aphids.Nature communications · 2026Article
- Pathogen-microenvironment-responsive and antioxidant-buffered propiconazole nanofungicide for safe and effective fungal disease control.Journal of nanobiotechnology · 2026Article
- Surface Polyphenol Coordination Drives Efficient Foliar Deposition of Pesticide Nanocarriers.Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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Abstract
introductionConventional pesticide formulations have been widely used to boost agricultural productivity, but their weak foliar adhesion and instability under UV light during spraying lead to low utilization rates and potential environmental and health hazards. To counter these challenges, the development of nanoformulations represents a pivotal strategy. These advanced formulations are designed to enhance the efficacy of active ingredients (AIs) and reduce ecological impacts, thereby addressing the need for sustainable agricultural development.
objectivesThe study aims to fabricate a highly leaf-adhesive and anti-UV herbicide nanoformulation, designed to enhance the herbicidal activity and utilization rates of AIs.
methodsHerein, the herbicide nanoformulations (Called CB@MSNs-TA-Fe) are synthesized by incorporating cyhalofop-butyl into tannic acid-Fe (III) ions-coated functionalized mesoporous silica. The foliar retention performance of the samples was assessed integrating SEM observation and HPLC analysis.
resultsThe CB@MSNs-TA-Fe with rough outer surface displays typical core-shell structure featuring an average diameter of about 118 nm. After amino modification, the CB@MSNs-TA-Fe shows enhanced loading rate for CB (14.4 ± 0.2 %) and superior thermal stability. The release rate of CB within CB@MSNs-TA-Fe under acidic conditions is higher compared to that under alkaline and neutral conditions. Upon UV irradiation, the half-life of CB within CB@MSNs-TA-Fe nanoparticles is 12.4 times higher than that of CB technical (CB TC). Enhanced foliar adhesion of CB@MSNs-TA-Fe on hydrophobic leaf surfaces is observed, which can effectively mitigate the risk of wash-off by rainfall. The CB@MSNs-TA-Fe displays enhanced herbicidal efficacies against barnyard grass under UV irradiation or simulated rainwater scouring, compared with CB TC and CB oil dispersion. Furthermore, the TA-Fe-coated MSNs-NH
conclusionThe developed TA-Fe-functionalized herbicide nanoformulations, with high foliar adhesion and anti-UV properties, effectively improve the utilization efficiency of AIs, thus offering innovative solutions for the development of efficient pesticide formulations.
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