Reportage

Join-Us | Log-In

Media | Translate

Make a Comment • Email Link • Send Letter to Editor

IPFS News Link • Agriculture

Sesame cultivation: expansion versus temperature stress

09-10-2021 • arclein

The brittle sesame residue controls soil erosion like higher residue crops, without the need for excess residue bailing equipment. Researchers at Oklahoma State University, where Baath works, have been investigating the potential impacts of different air temperatures on sesame growth, yield, and physiology. They hope to define suitable regions for sesame cultivation as well as develop adaptation strategies for offsetting the impacts of future climate change.

Reportage

FreedomsPhoenix.com

The domain and name of this website are servicemarks of Ernest Hancock.
Website is Copyright © 2025 by Ernest Hancock. All rights reserved worldwide.
PO Box 1232, Tonopah, AZ 85354 USA.

Stats by StatCounter