Yeah, but from what I've been reading on here, it's not just a matter of
having a different kind of corn now, but that corn never did grow in the
wild at all. Like, there never were any wild poodles either, we bred them
from other animals. There are lots of plants that are hybrids and never
existed in the wild, (don't people win awards at flower shows for breeding
new types of flowers?) and apparently corn is one of them.

In article ,
"FOB" wrote:

Isn't that true of most of our grains and vegetables? They have all been
bred to be larger, easier to harvest, more resistant to disease, etc.


In ,
The Queen of Cans and Jars stated
| Pat wrote:
|
|| That is an astonishing statement! Of course it existed in the wild.
|| Do you think it materialized out of thin air?
|
| corn as we know it today did not exist in the wild. google is your
| friend, Pat.



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