The corn (english), maize (maya), zhuub or xhuub (zapotec), is believe that the first time was cultivated in Yagul in the valley of tlacolula in Oaxaca province, Mexico about 6,000 to 8,000 thousand years ago by the zapotec indians, which later became one of the greatest civilization of the Americas. Recently, archeologists discovered early types of maize in the area of tlacolula. Tlacolula's real name is Guish Baac (in zapotec language means "fertile land" or "land of heaven".) Today, the Oaxaca region have more than 50 species of maize.
The most corn produced in a small region is California's Sacramento River delta.
The most corn in a large region comes from Iowa and neighboring upper Midwest states.
they grow corn
Humans have countered natural selection through hybrid breeding. Even crossing a male donkey with a female horse produces a mule. Crossing certain corn strains with other corn strains to produce more grain per ear.
Corn has leaves with parallel venation as it is monocotyledonous
cause: the corn irrigated effect: corn grew tall
sweet corn if it is off the cob and corn on the cob if it is still on the cob.
The US produces more corn than any other country. The cornbelt is an area through the Midwest of the US that produces the most corn in the country.
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No region produces more corn than the US, since it is by far the world's largest producer. Not sure about wheat.
Corn and wheat are the most common.
The Mid-West region of the United States.
Corn husks are not "made", they are a product of the maize plant which was not grown on the Great Plains of north America, since no farming was carried out there.
Midwest
The plant that was domesticate in North America is corn which also was domesticated in South America
The only cereal that is native to North America is wild rice, a form of blooming water grass. It is primarily found in the Great Lakes region.
The corn plant produces corn. Or rather, corn produces corn.
Corn for grain produces about 11% of Michigan's agricultural revenue. Constantine, Michigan is self-proclaimed to be the seed corn capital of the world, and there's nothing to say they aren't.
In North America