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Priester et al. (1) recently investigated the growth of soybean in soil amended with ZnO and CeO2 manufactured nanomaterials (MNMs). It is laudable that the study used soil: Too few studies to date do this. However, we question the agronomic and environmental relevance of this study because of a lack of control experiments with a soluble salt (for ZnO) and with larger-scale particles (for ZnO or CeO2), lack of consideration of environmentally relevant exposure pathways, and unrealistic levels of exposure. As noted by the authors, nano-ZnO does not reach soils in “neat” form, unless used as a fertilizer; it is most likely to …

Evidence for effects of manufactured nanomaterials on crops is inconclusive