This study was conducted on 10 sesame genotypes in the form of Randomized Complete Blocks (RCB) design with three replications, in northern region of Ardebil Province (Moghan Plain), which is one of the sesame cultivation regions in the country, during 2007-08 cropping years. Drought stress was applied during flowering stage by sparing irrigation water for as much as 50% of water requirement by the plants. At the end of the cropping season, notes were taken and measurements were made for as many as 11 agronomical traits. Based on the results, all genotypes differed significantly for all the evaluated traits except for traits such as height of first capsule from soil surface, plant height, shoot number, stem diameter and number of capsules per plant, at 1 and 5% probability levels. Genotypes such as IS (853.08Kg), Karaj-1 (909.39Kg) and Oltan (894.80) produced the highest; whereas Indian-14 (296.41Kg) and Yellow White (365.60Kg) produced the lowest grain yield on overage among the genotypes. \n\nThe genotypic correlation was used instead of phenotypic coefficients to calculate the correlation coefficient and the causality coefficient because of its importance. \nResults showed that , IS,Karaj1 and Oltan genotypes had the highest and Indian14 and Yellow white genotypes lowest grain yields among genotypes.Root dry weight, number of root branches, main root diameter, shoot dry weight, number of seed per capsule could explain 95% of grain yield variation and root dry weight, number of root branches showed maximum direct effect on grain yield in stress condition. Branching height, shoot wet height, shoot dry weight, number of capsule per plant, 1000 seed weight and grain yield, root length, root volume, number of root branching, root wet weight and root dry weight had high heritability. \nFinally due to these results and genotypic correlation and high heritability of these traits, these traits could use for selection criteria in breeding programs in stress condition.