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Knowledge domain and emerging trends in nanoparticles and plants interaction research: A scientometric analysis
NanoImpact ( IF 4.7 ) Pub Date : 2021-01-01 , DOI: 10.1016/j.impact.2020.100278
Aurang Zeb ₁ , Weitao Liu ₁ , Jiani Wu ₁ , Jiapan Lian ₁ , Yuhang Lian ₁

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Abstract The potential releases of nanoparticles (NPs) into soil medium have drawn considerable attention due to the increasing production and application of NPs worldwide. Understanding the interactions between NPs and plants is particularly important to assess the risks of NPs in the soil ecosystem. Although important knowledge has been gained about the NPs-plants interactions, current results of numerous published articles are still scattered. Therefore, this paper reviews the scientific progress in the NPs-plants interactions via a scientometric analysis to identify the main gaps and to provide future perspectives. Scientific documents on the interaction of nanoparticles and plant research during the period January 2000–July 2020 have been collected from Web of Science core collection and analyzed using CiteSpace. Overall, 9 scientometric indicators, i.e. literature quantity and growth trend, contributing countries, authors, institutions, keywords, cited journals, cited authors, and cited articles, are employed to understand the results retrieved from the 961 documents collected. The number of studies on nano-plant interaction research has been growing at an average annual rate of 56%. 71 countries and around 3380 authors have contributed to this field. Among the cited journals, Environmental Science and Technology stands out as the most-cited journal followed by Science of the Total Environment and Environmental Pollution, respectively. Moreover, the keyword citation burst, an indicator of the most active area of research or emerging trend, indicates that the beneficial side of nanoparticles and the trophic transfer require further exploration. This paper will be beneficial for fully understanding the salient research themes and the research trends of nano-plant interaction in future.

中文翻译：

纳米粒子和植物相互作用研究的知识领域和新兴趋势：科学计量分析

摘要随着世界范围内纳米粒子的生产和应用的增加，纳米粒子（NPs）向土壤介质中的潜在释放引起了人们的广泛关注。了解 NPs 与植物之间的相互作用对于评估 NPs 在土壤生态系统中的风险尤为重要。尽管已经获得了关于 NPs-植物相互作用的重要知识，但许多已发表文章的当前结果仍然分散。因此，本文通过科学计量分析回顾了 NPs-植物相互作用的科学进展，以确定主要差距并提供未来展望。2000 年 1 月至 2020 年 7 月期间纳米粒子与植物研究相互作用的科学文献已从 Web of Science 核心合集中收集并使用 CiteSpace 进行分析。全面的，采用文献数量和增长趋势、投稿国家、作者、机构、关键词、被引期刊、被引作者、被引文章9个科学计量指标，对收集到的961篇文献进行检索结果的理解。纳米植物相互作用研究的研究数量以年均56%的速度增长。71 个国家和大约 3380 位作者为该领域做出了贡献。在被引用的期刊中，Environmental Science and Technology 是被引用次数最多的期刊，其次是 Science of the Total Environment 和 Environmental Pollution。此外，作为最活跃研究领域或新兴趋势的指标，关键词引文爆发表明纳米粒子的有益方面和营养转移需要进一步探索。

更新日期：2021-01-01

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