What we now know as the strawberry is a European-created hybrid between varieties found naturally in North and South America.
Strawberries were cultivated by the Romans as early as 200 BC. The typical strawberries that we now see in the market actually come from the Americans who have dared to experiment them with two different varieties of strawberries found in North and South America. This new hybrid variety of strawberries was nothing but an outcome of the attempt made by the European horticulturalists to rectify a mistake of taking only female strawberry plants from South America to their labs. They had no other option but to cross them with the North American varieties to get fruits and seeds from the plants that they had brought from South America.
The Quakers came to North America in search of land.
The Amerindians came from North America
Most slaves who were sent to North America came from Africa.
Strawberries come from America i think :s
Sunflowers come from North and Central America.
Like many of our popular and nutritious foods, strawberries come from the Americas.
Strawberries are grown many places. In the United States, most strawberries come from central Florida and from California.
Cougars are found in all countries of North, South and Central America. For a range map click on this link.
All over North, Central, and South America, and some islands in the Carribean.
What we now know as the strawberry is a European-created hybrid between varieties found naturally in North and South America.
It is a word from the Aztec, so from southern North America, or what we would now call Mexico, or northern Central America.
I'm guessing Mexico. Seriously, the term "mexican strawberries" originated from the Pulitzer Prize winning book Lonesome Dove. This term referenced pinto beans.
South America.
North amarica
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