In the highlands of Mexico, the story of maize, or corn, begins with its ancestor, teosinte. Through centuries of selective breeding, Indigenous peoples transform this humble grass into corn.
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- Categories: 1-Prehistory Age, Food, Land: Americas, Pre-Sumer
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