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What vegetable from the New World is said to have revolutionized European agriculture?
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The results of Columbus's voyages of discovery were incalculable. The potato alone is said to have revolutionized European agriculture. Also, the introduction of maize, tomatoes, peppers, peanuts, yams, and turkeys, fed millions of Europeans.
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