Seed coat color of sesame (sesamum indicum L.): A review

Yıl 2022, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 2, 72 - 76, 30.09.2022

Yaşar Ahu Ölmez , Deniz Sevilmiş , İsa Bilaloğlu

Öz

Sesame is an important oil seed crop for the world. Its oil content is between 45-55% and protein content is 20-25%. Approximately 3/4 of the globally produced sesame seed is processed into oil and meal. The rest is used for production of other types of foods. Sesame seed cake is generally used as feed for cattle in many countries in the world.
Seed coat colour is also an important trait for commercial sesame. Color influences consumer preferences. White, black, biscuit color, light yellow, dark brown, golden and grey are the terms used to classify sesame seeds according to color globally.
Here in this review, global knowledge produced in the last decade on sesame seed color is summerised.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Sesame, Sesamum indicum L., seed color, seed coat

Susamın tohum kabuğu rengine bir bakış

Öz

Sesame is an important oil seed crop for the world. Its oil content is between 45-55% and protein content is 20-25%. Approximately 3/4 of the globally produced sesame seed is processed into oil and meal. The rest is used for production of other types of foods. Sesame seed cake is generally used as feed for cattle in many countries in the world.
Seed coat colour is also an important trait for commercial sesame. Color influences consumer preferences. White, black, biscuit color, light yellow, dark brown, golden and grey are the terms used to classify sesame seeds according to color globally.
Here in this review, global knowledge produced in the last decade on sesame seed color is summerised.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Sesame, Sesamum indicum L., seed color, seed coat

Kaynakça

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