Organisms that have been introduced for agriculture or aquaculture purposes?
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November’s Bytemarks Lunch visit to the McKinley aquaculture fish farm.
Question by o_O: Organisms that have been introduced for agriculture or aquaculture purposes?
What are some organisms that have been introduced into a different area for agriculture or aquaculture (farming) purposes ?
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2 Responses to Organisms that have been introduced for agriculture or aquaculture purposes?
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Agriculture isn’t everything. If you want to survive the harsh Winter, it’s best advised to preserve your Forest Lot. Kinda like Cows, but not so much owned. Just like the next season. lol!
Organisms? Lol! Are you high or something?
Child of Groove
July 9, 2011 at 11:31 am
Potatoes and tomatoes (and all Solanaceous crops) are from the New World (ie: the Western Hemisphere). They were introduced to Europe in the late 16th century. In fact, the guy that brought Tomatoes to Europe had to travel around eating the red fruit in front of people to prove that they weren’t poisonous.
There’s also really only 5 centers of crop plant origins, although some people expand this (such as wikipedia…see the sources) Almost all plants come from these 5 centers of origins.
Mae
July 9, 2011 at 11:33 am