Faten Hassan Mahmoud Ismaeil
Professor
Enhancing Growth and Yield of Sesame Plant (sesamum indicum L.) by the Amendment of Benzyladenine, Yeast Extract and Mixed Amino Acids.
Annals of Agricultural Science, Moshtohor (ASSJM) • 2024
Publication Information
Authors
Eman A.E. Ghareeb; Faten H. M. Ismaeil; Amira A. El- Nabarawy and Rania S.M. Eid
Keywords
Sesame (Sesamum indicum, L.), benzyladenine (BA), yeast extract (YE), mixed amino acids
(MAA).
Journal
Annals of Agricultural Science, Moshtohor (ASSJM)
Publisher
eman.gharib@fagr.bu.edu.eg
Volume
62
Issue
3
Pages
1-20
publication.type
Local
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
The aim of this research is to study the effects of foliar application of some growth stimulants, such as
benzyladenine (BA), yeast extract (YE) and a mixed amino acids (MAA) on growth, Endogenous
phytohormones, chemical content of leaves, yield characteristics, and chemical content of seeds, as well as seed
yield, and oil yield of sesame plant (Sesamum indicum L. var. Sandawel 3) plants.
The received results were explained that the foliar application of growth stimulants as BA (25 and 50 mg
L-1), YE (50 and 100 ml L-1) and MAA (4 and 6 ml L-1) significant increased in all growth parameters (i.e., stem
length (cm), leaf area(cm2)/plant, fresh & dry weights (g) of stems and leaves, No. of flowers/plant, No. of
capsules/plant, fruiting zone length (cm)/plant and seed yield (g)/pot).
Additionally chemical composition represented in photosynthetic pigments, minerals, crude protein
contents, total sugars and carbohydrate and total free amino acids in sesame leaves and seeds were also
increased by all studies treatments compared with the control, the highest value were MAA at 4 ml L-1 followed
by YE at 100 ml L-1 in the two seasons. This increased improved seeds yield and it‘s components along with oil
percentage and seed oil yield /plant.
benzyladenine (BA), yeast extract (YE) and a mixed amino acids (MAA) on growth, Endogenous
phytohormones, chemical content of leaves, yield characteristics, and chemical content of seeds, as well as seed
yield, and oil yield of sesame plant (Sesamum indicum L. var. Sandawel 3) plants.
The received results were explained that the foliar application of growth stimulants as BA (25 and 50 mg
L-1), YE (50 and 100 ml L-1) and MAA (4 and 6 ml L-1) significant increased in all growth parameters (i.e., stem
length (cm), leaf area(cm2)/plant, fresh & dry weights (g) of stems and leaves, No. of flowers/plant, No. of
capsules/plant, fruiting zone length (cm)/plant and seed yield (g)/pot).
Additionally chemical composition represented in photosynthetic pigments, minerals, crude protein
contents, total sugars and carbohydrate and total free amino acids in sesame leaves and seeds were also
increased by all studies treatments compared with the control, the highest value were MAA at 4 ml L-1 followed
by YE at 100 ml L-1 in the two seasons. This increased improved seeds yield and it‘s components along with oil
percentage and seed oil yield /plant.
