Producing the largest table beetroot by a research team at the Faculty of Agriculture

Prof. Mohamed Kenawy - President of Mansoura University, received a research team at the Department of Plant Pathology - Faculty of Agriculture, headed by Prof. Mohamed Abdel Rahman Elwakil, to discuss the details of a research project on how to increase the size of table beetroot.

The team succeeded in producing the largest beetroot that weights 5 kg through stimulating the immune system of the seed embryo and using the one treatment before the cultivation using antioxidants.

Its worth to mention that beetroots were produced at fields of the plant diseases department campus, and the results of the project were presented to the Genetic Engineering Committee that confirmed the importance of the project results.

The research team has already done this before on the seeds of wheat, barley, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, soybeans, sugar beet, sesame and peas to increase the production about 30% - 150% according to the cultivated crop.

Prof. Kenawy assured that the research project comes within the university strategy to change the research plans in order to solve social problems, as the faculty of Agriculture represents the scientific base for scientific research.

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Department of Agricultural Engineering

Department of Economic Entomology

Department of Animal Production

Department of Poultry Production

Department of Vegetables& Floriculture

Department of Agronomy

Department of Pomology

Department of Microbiology

Department of Genetics

Department of Pesticides

Department of Chemistry

Department of Soil

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