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The primary process of maize, or corn, refers to its growth and development, which involves several stages: germination, vegetative growth, flowering, and grain filling. During germination, the seed absorbs water and begins to sprout. As it grows, the plant undergoes vegetative development, producing leaves and stems. Finally, it flowers, leading to pollination and the formation of ears, where the kernels develop and fill with starches.
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Is maize primary or secondary goods?
secondary
The primary staples of Indian agriculture were?
maize, beans, and squash
Is maize VAT exempt in South Africa?
yes as it is a primary food stuff
What is the pueblo tribes main food source?
Corn or maize was a primary food source.
What was one of the primary crops grown by the early inhabitants of North America?
Maize or corn.
What are Inputs transformation process and uses of maize?
The inputs in the maize transformation process include seeds, water, fertilizers, and agricultural practices like tillage and pest management. During the transformation process, maize undergoes growth and development stages, influenced by environmental conditions and farming techniques. The uses of maize are diverse; it serves as a staple food for humans, animal feed, and a source for various products like corn syrup, ethanol, and starch. Additionally, maize is used in industrial applications and as a raw material in food processing.
What is the life cycle of a maize?
Maize Maize Maize
What are the primary staples of the Indian agriculture?
maize, beans, and squash. they retained moisture in the soil and while providing them with a rich diet
What are the main primary products of Somalia?
Bananas, Camels, Cotton, Goats, Maize, Millet, Sheep, Sugar Cane, Tin
What is maizeflower?
Maize flour is basically flour made from maize maize is a crop and wotsits are made from maize :)
What is another name for corn?
corn can be known as mealies in South Africa
Why maize have two types of roots?
Maize (corn) has two types of roots—primary and adventitious roots—because this dual root system enhances its ability to absorb water and nutrients effectively. The primary roots develop from the seed and anchor the plant, while the adventitious roots arise from the stem and provide additional support and access to moisture and nutrients in the soil. This adaptation allows maize to thrive in various environmental conditions and improves its stability and resilience during different growth stages.
