Plant viral diseases threaten global agriculture, leading to crop yield losses and food insecurity. Traditional methods of managing these diseases often fall short due to limitations in effectiveness, environmental concerns, and the mutation of viruses. In response, nanotechnology emerges as a frontier in plant pathology, offering innovative solutions using nanoparticles. These nanoparticles can enhance the delivery of antiviral agents, improve early disease detection, and even inhibit viral replication at the molecular level. Further exploration of the potential of advanced nanoparticles in managing plant viral diseases may highlight new innovations, actions, and challenges involved in field application. Managing Plant Viral Diseases With Advanced Nanoparticles explores the frontier application of nanotechnology in managing plant viral diseases. It examines core principles of plant virology with advanced nanomaterials for virus detection, suppression, and eradication, exploring cutting-edge innovations like CRISPR-nano diagnostics, green-synthesized nanoparticles, nano-delivery systems, and regulatory perspectives. This book covers topics such as plant biology, sustainable development, and nanotechnology, and is a useful resource for biologists, engineers, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists.
