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Maize (called "corn" in the US) has been a staple of life for centuries in the Western Hemisphere. The native American tribes, particularly of the non-plains areas, grew it regularly to supplement their diets when hunting was poor. Without it, their diets were much more dependent on good hunting of the wildlife of the area.
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What is the staple diet in Zimbabwe?
Maize based meals are the staple food there
What the indigenous food of Aztecs?
Corn (or maize) was the staple.
What are the staple foods in Lesotho?
Maize has been the staple food for many years
In Mexico they developed a wild grass into the staple crop of?
Maize (corn)
The crop that became the staple of Mexico and Spanish America was?
Corn (Maize).
What is the life cycle of a maize?
Maize Maize Maize
What was the Aztecs main staple?
The main staple food of the Aztecs was maize, also known as corn. They relied heavily on maize for sustenance and used it to make a variety of foods such as tortillas, tamales, and pozole. Maize was considered a sacred crop and played a central role in Aztec culture and mythology.
Which vegetables form a staple part of the diet of the American-Indian tribes?
corn or as it was called, maize.
What were Iroquois staple food?
It was a combination of deer meat and maize (Indian corn), beans and squash.
What is the staple food of chhattisgarh?
Wheat, jowar and maize constitute the staple diet of the people of Chhattisgarh. To seek more information about crrops of different places in Chhattisgarh
What was the first crop domesticated in mesoamerica?
maize, that simple
Why is maize considered staple food in Zimbabwe?
Because it is cheap and easily available. (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's 2014 harvest for the staple maize rose 82 percent to 1.46 million tonnes, enough to meet annual domestic consumption for the first time since 2003.
