answersLogoWhite

0


Best Answer

Because when the pioneers didn't have food because of the cricketts, they ate the roots of a sego lily.

User Avatar

Wiki User

15y ago
This answer is:
User Avatar

Add your answer:

Earn +20 pts
Q: Why was the sego lily important to the early pioneers?
Write your answer...
Submit
Still have questions?
magnify glass
imp
Continue Learning about General History

What did Lily use as food by Mormon pioneers?

While traveling, there were very few opportunities for fresh food. Most of the food supplies that were taken on the trail were things that are shelf stable, such as cornmeal, flour, grains (wheat, oats, etc), dry beans, and dried/salted beef or pork. Men hunted for fresh meat when they had the opportunity, women gathered edible plants along the trail when they could be found. In some areas, fruits and vegetables were planted along the trail to be harvested by later groups.


What are the national flowers of the US?

The USA has the individual state flowers listed below, but no national flower. camellia - Alabama; forget-me-not - Alaska; saguaro blossom - Arizona; apple blossom - Arkansas and Michigan; California poppy - California; columbine - Colorado; mountain laurel - Connecticut and Pennsylvania; peach blossom - Delaware; orange blossom - Florida; Cherokee rose - Georgia; yellow hibiscus - Hawaii; syringa - Idaho; violet - Illinois, New Jersey, and Wisconsin; peony - Indiana; wild rose - Iowa; sunflower - Kansas; goldenrod - Kentucky and Nebraska; magnolia - Louisiana and Mississippi; white pine cone and tassel - Maine; black-eyed Susan - Maryland; arbutus - Massachusetts; lady's slipper - Minnesota; hawthorn - Missouri; bitterroot flower - Montana; sagebrush - Nevada; lilac - New Hampshire; yucca - New Mexico; rose - New York; dogwood - North Carolina; wild prairie rose - North Dakota; red carnation - Ohio; mistletoe - Oklahoma; Oregon grape - Oregon; wood violet - Rhode Island; yellow jessamine - South Carolina; anemone - South Dakota; iris - Tennessee; bluebonnet - Texas; sego lily - Utah; red clover - Vermont; flowering dogwood - Virginia; rhododendron - Washington and West Virginia; Indian paintbrush - Wyoming