Titlebook: Sustainable Agriculture Reviews 50; Emerging Contaminant Vipin Kumar Singh,Rishikesh Singh,Eric Lichtfouse Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Dyes from Textile Industry Wastewater as Emerging Contaminants in Agricultural Fieldsf toxic and recalcitrant compounds in the form of dyes in textile based industrial effluent. They are responsible for the disastrous effect on plants, humans and varied environmental components. Toxicity and carcinogenicity is totally dependent upon the quantity of various contaminants. It has been

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Pharmaceuticals as Emerging Contaminant in Agriculture: Source, Transport, Ecological Risks and Remon humans and animals. But the release of an increasing quantity of such pharmaceuticals through urine and faeces into the water and soil create a serious problem for the resident flora and fauna in these environments. Even though present in low concentrations, they can persist in the soil for longer

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Antibiotics and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Agroecosystems as Emerging Contaminantscs in natural ecosystem including soil and aquatic ecosystem. The presence of antibiotics beyond the acceptable limits in agro-ecosystems entering through different sources like wastewater irrigation and manure application has witnessed multiple negative consequences on environmental homoeostasis. M

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Threats of Nano-material Contamination in Agroecosystem: What We Know and What We Need to Knows possess peculiar physical, chemical and biological properties in contrast to macro- and micro-particles of the same precursor material primarily due to their unique nanoscale dimensions. Nanomaterials are naturally present in the environment but can also be incidental and engineered for specific p

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Mechanism of Toxicity of Engineered Nanomaterials and Defense by the Crop Plantsnevitably entering in the environment and agriculture fields and have become a critical environmental threat. The production of engineered nanomaterials is increasing very rapidly due to their wide applications. The predicted global market value for nanomaterials would be about 11.3 billion USD by 2