PhD student in Pharmaceutical Sciences (UNISO). Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences (UNISO). Graduated in Bioprocess Engineering and Biotechnology in University of Sorocaba (2017). Has a background in nanotechnology, molecular biology and microbiology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Soil fertility is largely maintained by the soil microbiota, which is composed of several microorganisms, mainly bacteria and fungi. Some of these organisms have the potential to promote plant growth and control pests, being marketed as bioinoculants. However, these organisms are sensitive to biotic and abiotic conditions, which affects their effectiveness and can often lead to the lack o…
The production of nanomaterials applied to the agricultural area is a reality, this brings possibilities of application of the new technology as a promise for the solution of problems and consequent better crop yields. The use of metal nanoparticles for the control of pathogens is recent and one of the problems raised would be in regard to their toxicity both for the environment and for o…
Soil microbiota is crucial in nutrient cycling, fertility, and carbon sequestration. It can stimulate plant growth through direct mechanisms, such as plant hormone production, and indirect mechanisms, such as pathogen inhibition. However, managing these microorganisms faces challenges, such as instability in application conditions. Nanotechnology can be a tool to help address these proble…
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