The researchers evaluated different combinations of sesame plants to see which ones produced the best results in terms of yield and other traits. They found that certain hybrid combinations showed a significant increase in yield compared to standard varieties. The hybrids RT 54 x ABT 33, AT 158 x ABT 33, AT 158 x AT192, AT 192 x G.Til 1, and AT 158 x AT 177 were the most successful, showing a high level of hybrid vigor. These hybrids also performed well in terms of early maturity, capsule length, seeds per capsule, and biological yield, making them promising candidates for commercial cultivation.