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There is no 'America's plant (as in the United States of America).' There are, however individual 'state plants,' that are the official plant of a state.
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What food came from the Americas?
Several examples of foods that originated in the Americas are the potato, tomato, cocoa plant, and corn (maize).
What were the names of Americas founding fathers?
bannanas, oranges, grapes, egg plant and horse shoe!
Where did squash?
Squash the plant originated in the Americas. Squash the game originated from the game of tennis in Great Britain.
Where did squash originate?
Squash the plant originated in the Americas. Squash the game originated from the game of tennis in Great Britain.
Did native Americans smoked tobacco all the time?
No. that plant is an indigenous plant of Asia, not the Americas.
Who made the first tomato sauce?
Most likely natives of the pre-Columbus Americas (including the Caribbean) as the tomato plant was indigenous to the Americas and unknown in Europe and elsewhere until that time.
Did nez perce eat chocolate?
Chocolate comes from a plant that grows in the tropical area of the Americas. The Nez Pierce did not know about it.
Is the cotton plant a state plant?
Do you mean to ask if the cotton plant originated from a certain USA state or the USA in general? In either case, the cotton plant is a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including the Americas, Africa , India and Pakistan. So, the cotton plant is a native plant to North America.
Are pumpkins native to salt water?
No pumpkins are a squash. Squashes are native to the Americas' and are a land living fresh water consuming plant.
What plant did Sir Walter Raleigh famously bring back to England from his voyages to the Americas?
Tobacco. The Native Americans had used it in various ceremonies.
What is a flora bromlaid?
Bromeliads are a flowering plant that are primarily native to the tropical Americas. In all, there are approximately 3,170 species, and they belong to the monocots group.
What is the native land of feverfew?
Feverfew is a herb native to Europe and Asia; it was widely used as a medicinal plant in medieval Europe. It was introduced to the Americas by Europeans.
