The History of Corn

[@jgarridove]

It´s awsome how natural technology can do so much to a crop. Fantastic! It´s the future of agriculture man!

[@ryanchiao3030]

Thank you! Very fascinating to learn.

[@twistedwired]

I learned about corn. Thanks for this great educational video.

[@ogarnogin5160]

It would be interesting to do a long term experiment to see if some one can breed the teosinte into yellow corn again .

[@orsonzedd]

So there are 5 genetic mutations that make teosinte different from corn. What you could do is do backcrossing to get teosinte those desirable genes but it's gonna look like maize

[@missinformed4269]

Great video. A number of interesting topics covered.

[@rumaldodominguez3000]

Excellent info

[@jubjuicebruin2741]

This video is too corny

[@joanhuffman2166]

What about the importance of nixtamalization in the nutrition of maize?

[@davidsalais3850]

Pretty cool!

[@yayaelhadjamadou570]

Great, how can i get seeds , i'm in TOGO, WEST AFRICA. Thank You much for all.

[@fredrubble5024]

Would prefer the scientific name, maize. The wind noise was very distracting.

[@michaelmayen6240]

History or typology? Where's the academic rigueur of this work? You're supposed to be an American, not third world school. Teocinte is mispronounced and misspelled.

[@natasarayadai]

Perhaps, he genetically modified the name.

[@BanneroftheSun]

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[@davidkottman3440]

Spelling frequently changes from time & place, your spelling was never used in college texts that I read in the late '70s

[@joanhuffman2166]

What about the importance of nixtamalization in the nutrition of maize?