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Corn (''Zea mays''), also called ''maize,'' was first grown by Native Americans. It is used as food and many other products.
Corn (''Zea mays''), also called ''maize,'' was first grown by Native Americans. It is used as food and many other products.
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Because of its tightly-packed kernels, corn is incapable
or
reproducing without human aid. This is
an example
of [[microevolution]].
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Because of its tightly-packed kernels, corn is incapable
of
reproducing without human aid. This is
a result
of [[microevolution]].
It can be grown for both a cash crop and nourishment for people and livestock.
It can be grown for both a cash crop and nourishment for people and livestock.
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