What kind of climate conditions does sesame need for its growth and development?

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Climate conditions required for sesame growth and development

(Agricultural Wealth Network) Sesame is a short-day annual crop that prefers warmth and fears waterlogging. It is very sensitive to temperature, moisture and sunlight. The whole growth period of sesame requires a total accumulated temperature of 2500°C to 3000°C, and about 800 hours of sunshine. Below or above the above ranges, it is unfavorable to the growth and development of sesame.

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What kind of climate conditions does sesame need for its growth and development?

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