Photosynthesis. From Plants to Nanomaterials. Nanomaterial-Plant Interactions

Table of Contents

1. Introduction of recent advances in plant photosynthesis
2. Anoxygenic bacterial photosynthesis
3. Photosynthesis: an evolutionary Prospective
4. Photosynthesis: a life supporting system of plants
5. Organization and application of photosystem I
6. Oxygen evolution of photosystem II
7. Structure of light harvesting systems
8. Energy transfer in photosynthesis
9. Environmental effects of photosynthesis
10. Engineering of cyanobacterial photosynthesis in bioenergy production
11. Kinetics of photosynthesis
12. Photosynthesis and hydrogenase in energy production
13. Photosynthesis in food and energy production
14. Photosystem II and energy production
15. EPR analysis of photosynthesis
16. Structure of light harvesting systems
17. Structure and function of photosynthetic membrane protein complexes
18. Role of nanoparticles on Photosynthesis of Plants
19. Functional nanomaterials and photosynthesis of plants: accountable use in agricultural
20. Functional nanomaterial for energy production
21. Plant nanobionics induced improvement of photosynthetic capacity: Recent avenues
22. Nanomaterials in energy production
23. Mechanisms of engineered nanomaterials induced augmentation of photosynthesis
24. Nanotechnology and artificial photosynthesis: Probability and prospects
25. Novel nanomaterials for artificial photosynthesis
26. Artificial photosynthesis and eco-friendly nanoparticles: Concepts and controversies
27. Titanium dioxide nanoparticles and photosynthesis: solutions, threats and opportunities
28. Impact of Silicon Nanoparticles on plant photosynthesis: an overview
29. Nontoxicity and photosynthesis: A systematic overview
30. Role of cerium oxide Nanoparticles in photosynthesis
31. Role carbon nanotubes in photosynthesis: A brief overview
32. Impact of iron, cooper and silver Nanoparticles on plants
33. Nanotechnology and photosynthesis: Present status and future prospective

Authors

Harvey J.M. Hou Professor, Department of Physical Sciences, Alabama State University, USA. Harvey Jian-Min Hou PhD is a professor in the Department of Physical Sciences at the Alabama State University. He received his PhD in Chemistry from Peking University in China and conducted his postdoctoral training at the Rockefeller University. He has been working on structure and function relationship of membrane proteins including photosynthetic reaction centers and G protein-coupled receptors using molecular biology, biochemistry, and biophysical techniques for over 19 years. He has published 3 books, and is the editor or editorial board member for 13 international science journals. Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev Head of Controlled Photobiosynthesis Laboratory at the Institute of Plant Physiology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Moscow. Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev is the Head of Controlled Photobiosynthesis Laboratory at the Institute of Plant Physiology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Moscow. He obtained both his B.S. and M.S., in Physics from the Department of Physics, Azerbaijan State University, Baku. He obtained his Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics (Biophysics), from the Institute of Biophysics, USSR. He has been a guest editor of more than 30 special issues in international peer-reviewed journals. At present, he is associate editor of the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, section editor of the BBA Bioenergetics, and associate editor of Photosynthesis Research, Functional Plant Biology, Photosynthetica, Heliyon, Cells.