We investigated the effects of UV-A and UV-B enhanced radiation on plants of Phaseolus mungo. Low doses caused varying responses in such growth and yield components as shoot and root lengths, leaf area, fresh mass and dry matter, pod numbers, and seed numbers and weights. Compared with the performances of the control plants, supplementation with UV-A radiation promoted overall growth, while UV-B radiation inhibited development. Moreover, both sources of radiation caused reduced yields, although this effect was comparatively less in plants treated with UV-A radiation.