What is the effect of applying zinc, manganese and molybdenum fertilizers to sesame?

(Agricultural Wealth Network) Zinc is closely related to photosynthesis and respiration in sesame. It can promote the formation of auxin, enabling sesame to accumulate more dry matter and grow faster, laying the foundation for increased yield. Manganese can improve the assimilation of carbohydrates and nitrogen metabolism, and increase chlorophyll content. Therefore, applying manganese as a base fertilizer or spraying it at the seedling and flowering stages all show obvious yield increases. Molybdenum can strengthen nitrogen fixation and also affects protein formation. It is mainly contained in sesame leaves and plays an indispensable role in increasing chloroplasts.