edited by William M. Nelson
Agricultural Applications in Green Chemistry illustrates the synergism between green chemistry and agriculture.
It also shows how green chemistry provides a path in the movement toward sustainable agriculture.
Contents
- Agricultural Applications in Green Chemistry
- Green Chemistry and the Path to Sustainable Agriculture
- Cholorophylls and Why Plants Make Them
- Agriculture Products as Green Chemistry
- Plant Essential Oils as Green Pesticides for Pest and Disease Management
- Adhesive Produced by Microorganisms
- Enhancement of Ethanol Yield from the Corn Dry Grind Process by Conversion of the Kernel Fiber Fraction
- Agricultural Processes in Green Chemistry
- Chloroplast Bioengineering 1: Photosynthetic Efficiency, Modulation of the Photosynthetic Unit Size, and the Agricultural of the Future
- Subplastidic Distribution of Chlorophyll Biosynthetic Intermediates and Characterization of Protochlorophylide Oxidoreductase C
- Green Remediation of Herbicides: Studies with Atrazine
- Enzymatic Microbial Degradation: In-Process Bioremediation of Organic Waste-Cotaining Aqueous Solvents
- Application of Green Chemistry Principles in Agriculture
- Management of the Soybean Cyst Nematode by Using a Biorational Stategy
- Potential of Entomopathogenic Fungi as Biological Control Agents against the Formosan Subterranean Termite