Question

Describe the impact of your pumpkin once it was exchanged in the first 50 years or so.

Answer 1

Answer:

Rather than using their nutritional and readily available seeds, pre-Columbian natives grew pumpkins for their flesh. They were among the first crops grown for human consumption in North America. Thanks to their solid, thick flesh, pumpkins proved ideal for storing during cold weather and in times of scarcity.