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It took longer to develop corn, which grew as a wild grass
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How did first Americans develop corn?
It took longer to develop corn, which grew as a wild grass
How did the first Americans develop corn?
The first Americans, particularly the indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica, developed corn through a process of selective breeding. They started with a wild grass called teosinte and gradually domesticated it over thousands of years, selecting for desirable traits like larger kernels and more productive plants. This process involved saving and replanting seeds from plants with these desired traits, leading to the development of maize, or corn as we know it today.
What did native Americans plant in their garden?
corn, potatoes, tobacco
What did the Native Americans of the Southwest for food?
corn
Is there a grain called corn?
Yes. It depends on where you live in the world, because in the UK, "corn" is what US Americans call "wheat". In other parts of the world "maize" is the most common name for what US Americans call "corn".
Did Christopher Columbus discover corn?
No. The Native Americans did.
What Crop was important to the survival of the early Americans?
its corn
Who first ate the corn food?
Native Americans
What is a yellow vegetable grown by Native Americans?
Corn
What native Americans of the southwest grow for food?
corn
What process does the endosperm of a corn seed develop in?
double fertilization
When did corn come to the US?
The Native Americans Indians grew corn before the USA was settled by the pilgrims.
