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Poster abstract presented at the

2nd International Conference on Integrated Approaches to Sustain and Improve Plant Production Under Drought Stress, September 24 -28, 2005, Rome, Italy.

Effect of water deficit during flowering on growth and morpho-physiological responses in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.)

Macoumba Diouf, Samia Pelletier, Etienne Saur, Serge Braconnier

Centre d’étude régional pour l’amélioration de l’adaptation à la sécheresse (Ceraas/Isra/Coraf), BP 3320 Thiès-Escale, Thiès, Senegal

Corresponding author: Dr. Macoumba Diouf, Ceraas/Isra/Coraf, BP 3320 Thiès-Escale, Thiès, Senegal Tel.: (221) 951 49 93/94, Fax: (221) 951 49 95, e-mail: ceraas@sentoo. / macoumba.diouf@ceraas.org

Session 5: Molecular and physiological bases of plant adaptation to drought-2

Abstract

Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) is an oil-seed and cash crop with high nutritional and added values. In semi-arid Senegal where drought often occurs during crop development, its cultivation is recent and its promotion is largely recommended by the government for fighting against the poverty considering the high interest for the rural populations. The purpose of this study is to characterize the agro-physiological responses and identify potential screening criteria for selection for drought tolerance. Soil moisture (θv), leaf area index (LAI), mid-day leaf water potential (ψmd), the difference between canopy and air temperature (Tc-Ta), net photosynthesis (Pn) and maximal yield of photochemistry (ratio of Fv : variable fluorescence

to Fm : maximum fluorescence = ΦP0) were measured during flowering-capsule production

stage. Water consumption, considering RETcycle (real evapo-transpiration during the whole

cycle), of 249 mm and 184 mm were recorded for well watered and stressed treatments respectively. After the with-holding of the irrigation, the decrease in ψmd and Tc-Ta was noted earlier (18 Das) than in LAI (24 Das), Pn and ΦP0 (28 Das). Low grain yield and number of

capsule per plant were also induced by water deficit. Hence, ψmd, Tc-Ta and chlorophyll a fluorescence considering ΦP0 can be used as destructive (ψmd) and non-destructive (Tc-Ta, ΦP0) tools respectively in screening for drought resistance in sesame.

Keywords : water deficit, responses, drought tolerance, sesame (Sesamum indicum L.),

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