Ag |
Maltose as reducing agent and soluble starch as stabilizer |
Spherical with high monodispersity |
5 |
- |
[174] |
Ag |
Microwave-assisted using orange peel extract |
Nanospheres |
7.36 ± 8.06 |
- |
[181] |
Ag |
In vivo synthesis of nanomaterials in plants: Brassica juncea, Festuca rubra, and Medicago sativa
|
Variable |
Variable |
- |
[182] |
Ag |
Using marine algae Caulerpa racemosa
|
Spherical with few triangular nanoparticles |
10 nm mean |
- |
[183] |
Ag |
Maltose as reductor and cornstarch as stabilizing agent |
Spherical |
5–20 |
Included in nanocomposite films for dairy product shelf-life extension |
[184] |
Ag |
Maltose as reductor and different concentrations of cornstarch as stabilizing agent |
Spherical |
13.4–19.9 |
Included in starch films for food packaging area |
[185] |
Ag |
Lemon juice as reducing and stabilizing agent |
Spherical |
5.5–13.5 |
Included in starch-nanocomposite films for packaging area |
[186] |
Au |
Using citrus fruits aqueous extract: Citrus limon, Citrus reticulata, and Citrus sinensis
|
Various shapes |
15–80 |
- |
[187] |
Au |
Using brown algae Cystoseira baccata
|
Spherical |
8.4 ± 2.2 |
Anticancer activity |
[188] |
Au |
Using Lawsoniainermis leaf extract |
Spherical |
∼20 |
Catalytic activity in the degradation of anthropogenic aromatic pollutants and dyes, like bromophenol blue and methyl red |
[189] |
Au |
Using an endophytic strain Fusarium solani ATLOY – 8 has been isolated from the plant Chonemorpha fragrans
|
Needle and flower-like structures with spindle shape |
40–45 |
The NPs have shown effective anticancer activities |
[190] |
CoO |
Complexation and surface passivation with starch |
Square |
15–30 |
- |
[191] |
Co3O4
|
Using leaves extract of plant Calotropis gigantea
|
Spherical |
50–60 |
Thermal decomposition of ammonium perchlorate and dye-sensitized solar cells |
[192] |
CoO |
Using P. granatum extracts |
Spherical |
40–80 |
Photo-catalytic applications |
[193] |
Co3O4
|
Walnut green skin extract as reducing and stabilizing agent |
Spherical |
60–80 |
- |
[194] |
CoO/Co3O4
|
Rosemary extract |
Sheet |
∼100 |
- |
[195] |
Cu/Cu2O |
Synthesized by pulsed laser ablation of copper in water |
Spherical and are self-assembled forming a cactus-like |
2–7 |
- |
[196] |
Cu |
Using carboxymethyl cellulose as capping agent |
Spherical |
5.5 ± 0.5 |
Inclusion on modified electrode and used as electrochemical nitrite sensor |
[197] |
CuO |
Citric acid mediated synthesis using cinnamon bark extracts |
Spherical |
50–300 |
Catalytic degradation of dyes and antimicrobial activity |
[198] |
Cu |
Microwave-mediated green synthesis using Citrus sinensis aqueous fruit extract |
Round shape |
6.93–20.70 |
- |
[199] |
Fe |
Using Eucalyptus Tereticornis leaves extract |
Cubic |
40–60 |
Can be applied as an adsorption − flocculation agent in water purification and contaminated groundwater remediation |
[200] |
Fe3O4
|
Using Aloe vera extract |
Cubic Spinel Structure |
6–30 |
- |
[201] |
Fe2O3/Fe3O4
|
By laser ablation method at different values of energy |
Spherical and agglomerates |
14.9–18.7 |
- |
[202] |
MgO |
Using bacteria |
Cubic |
30 |
Anticancer study |
[203] |
MgO |
Using Costus pictus D. Don plant leaf extract as a reducing agent |
Hexagonal |
∼50 |
Antimicrobial and anticancer activity |
[204] |
MnO2
|
Using fresh lemon juice and peel extract |
Agglomerates of fine particles with juice and nanorods with peel extract |
< 10 nm and nanorods of 8.8 nm |
Possible application as positive electrode for lithium-ion batteries |
[205] |
TiO2
|
Using leaf aqueous extract of Solanum trilobatum
|
Uneven spherical and oval |
70 |
Larvicidal and pediculicidal activities |
[206] |
TiO2
|
Bengal gram beans (Cicer arietinum L.)
|
Spherical |
∼14 |
As anode in lithium-ion battery |
[207] |
TiO2
|
Using leaf extract of Jatropha curcasL
|
Spherical |
13 |
Photocatalytic degradation of tannery wastewater |
[208] |
TiO2
|
Using lemon peel extract |
Spherical |
80–140 |
- |
[209] |
ZnO |
Zn(NO3)2 as precursor and Cayratia pedata leaves extract as reducing agent |
Agglomerated form confirmed by FESEM analysis |
52.24 |
- |
[168] |
ZnO |
Combination of sol–gel with hydrothermal growth, using tetramethylammonium hydroxide as a structure-directing agent |
Nanorods |
Width 15 nm, and length 236 nm |
Incorporated in composite materials |
[210] |
ZnO |
Laser ablation using a starch solution as controller and stabilizer agent |
Spherical |
6–28 |
- |
[211] |