Functional Groups in Agrochemistry: Enhancing Agrochemical Behavior and Formulation - Bureau of Mycology Studies

Functional Groups in Agrochemistry: Enhancing Agrochemical Behavior and Formulation

Functional groups such as hydroxyl, carboxyl, and sulfonyl determine agrochemical solubility, stability, and interaction with plant and soil matrices. Sulfur-based groups play pivotal roles in crop protection agents like dithiocarbamates and sulfonylureas, enabling targeted action and molecular stability. Rational design of these functional moieties is key to crafting efficient and environmentally compatible formulations.

Reference:

Jeanguenat, A., & Lamberth, C. (2023). Sulfur-based functional groups in agrochemistry. Pest Management Science, 79(8), 2647–2663.

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