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Wally Day <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 19 Mar 2000 21:08:56 -0800
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> >  And then what about those exotic
> >  little tiny corn cobs which are not corn at all?!
>
> Wow, what are they then?

Actually, they are corn - literally "baby" corn. I
read an article in a garden mag recently that said
they are harvested from the corn stalk right after the
husks begin to develop. Since this is a *very*
expensive, and inefficient, way to grow corn, they
have developed new corn varieties that create many
more husks than standard corn stalks.

Paleolithically speaking, this corn "shoot" is
probably much closer to the original maize plants than
modern corn.

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