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Modern potatoes can help combat famine through their enhanced nutritional profiles and increased yields. Biotechnological advancements have produced varieties that are more resistant to pests, diseases, and climate stresses, making them reliable food sources in challenging environments. Additionally, their versatility allows for diverse culinary uses, which can improve food security and nutrition in affected regions. By improving agricultural practices and integrating these resilient potato varieties, communities can better withstand food shortages and enhance their overall food resilience.
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What does the Irish famine represent?
Potatoes. Potatoes are the main food in Ireland
4 When did the potatoes famine happen in Ireland?
1845 to 1852.
What crop did Ireland kill when the suffered a massive famine?
Potatoes
Was it water that cause the potatoes to ruin during the Irish famine?
no. it was a blight
Why do Irish immigrates want to go to America?
The potatoes famine. the Irish got sick from the potatoes
How was famine found?
It was found in potatoes .
What does the Irish famine represent?
Potatoes. Potatoes are the main food in Ireland
4 When did the potatoes famine happen in Ireland?
1845 to 1852.
How many potatoes are 4 lbs?
enough for another famine
What crop did Ireland kill when the suffered a massive famine?
Potatoes
What disease did the Irish potatoes have?
During the 1840s, potato blight affected potatoes in Ireland, causing a famine.
What are 3 popular famine foods in Germany?
Definetely potatoes. And cabbage. And rice, by now, as it's as cheap as potatoes.
What does potato famine mean?
it was where the potatoes were infected by a disease by blight i think
What potatoes were eaten most often in the Irish potato famine?
Russet
Was it water that cause the potatoes to ruin during the Irish famine?
no. it was a blight
How did potatoes almost destroy the Irish?
There was a famine in Ireland starting in the middle of the 1840s, which was caused by potato blight destroying potatoes. Potatoes formed a major part of the diet of Irish people, so when the famine struck, many Irish people died and many emigrated. Even today, the population of Ireland has not reached the level it was before the famine.
Can the European population explosion of the 1600s be attributed to potatoes alone?
No because the Irish relied only on potatoes and they suffered from the "Potato Famine".
