- mexicana, Z. m.
parviglumis (Balsas
teosinte, the
ancestor of maize), and Z. m. mays. The
first three subspecies are
teosintes; the last is maize, or corn, the...
- the
domesticated variant of the four
species of
teosintes,
which are its crop wild relatives. The
teosinte origin theory was
proposed by the
Russian botanist...
- Look up
teosinte in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Teosintes are
several wild
species of gr**** in the
genus Zea
which are
critical components of maize...
- diploperennis, the
diploperennial teosinte, is a
species of gr**** (family: Poaceae) in the
genus Zea and a
teosinte (wild
relative of
maize or corn)....
- Zea perennis, the
perennial teosinte, is a true gr****
species in the
genus Zea and a
teosinte. It is one of the two
perennial species in the
genus Zea...
-
forms galls on all above-ground
parts of corn
species such as
maize and
teosinte. The
infected corn is edible; in Mexico, it is
considered a delicacy, called...
- ago, and was
independently domesticated in Eurasia. In Mesoamerica, wild
teosinte was bred into
maize (corn) from 10,000 to 6,000
years ago. The
horse was...
-
artificial selection, as with the
domestication and
breeding of
maize from wild
teosinte gr****es in the
valleys of
southern Mexico.
Numerous such
agricultural products...
- two
decades examining the
genetic differences and
similarities between teosinte and
maize and has
cloned the
major genes that
cause the
visible differences...
-
beyond ripening Brining Corn **** –
Fungal plant disease on
maize and
teosinte Curing (food preservation)
Fermentation in winemaking – Wine
making process...
