Leila Thahery Nia - Department Biology, Factually of Sciences, University Science of Research of Tehran.
Ahmad Majd - Department Biology, Factually of Sciences, University North Tehran.
Sedigeh Arbabian - Department Biology, Factually of Sciences, University North Tehran.
Taher Nezhadsattari - Department Biology, Factually of Sciences, University Science of Research of Tehran.

Until today it has been demonstrated that plants respond to sound waves (music) and genotype of plants, kind of music, time of effect and quality of exposing cause the different effects on plant growth and activities. In this study, the effect of harmonic (traditional music) sound waves on seeds germination, seedling development and antioxidant capacity of Lycopersicum esculentum L. were investigated and compared with controls (no-music treated). We analyzed data by statistical program, SPSS and drew a diagram by Excel. The result showed the Lycopersicom esculentum seed that was exposed to harmonic sound waves (traditional music) showing better growth. Antioxidant studied in courses using FRAP, which showed traditional music increased antioxidant capacity (P< 0.05).

Sound waves, Seeds germination, Seedling development, Antioxidant