Optical Agriculture: Development of Multifunctional Agrotech Tools for Sustainable Production.

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Abstract

The NuBioQuim research group (Núcleo de Bioinorganica e Química de Materiais) at UFRPE has been developing promising new technologies, involving carbon dots and molybdenum-based coordination compounds, for agricultural applications as sustainable tools. These technologies stand out as novel inputs, capable of improving the health, productivity, and pest management of various crops.

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Institutions
  • 1 Federal Rural University of Pernambuco
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  • Lecture
Keywords
Agrotech tools
carbon dots
molybdenum complexes