Description

Description: Sesame seeds (or sesamum or benniseed) are the seeds of the tropical annual Sesamum indicum. The species has a long history of cultivation, mostly for its yield of oil. The original area of domestication of sesame is obscure but it seems likely to have first been brought into cultivation in Asia or India. The plant is usually *0 to **0cm tall and the fruit is a dehiscent capsule held close to the stem. When ripe, the capsule shatters to release a number of small seeds. The seeds are protected by a fibrous hull or skin, which may be whitish to brown or black depending on the variety. ***0 seeds weigh some **8g. The seeds have a high oil content of ****0%. We have WHITE  BAUCHI TYPE SESAME SEEDS of  *0,**0MT Supply Capability yearly