A new Type of Indian Corn From China (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174896286)

Explore the fascinating world of agricultural innovation with "A New Type of Indian Corn From China," a detailed study by G. N. Collins. Published in 1909, this work delves into the introduction and characteristics of a unique variety of Indian corn discovered in China. Collins meticulously examines the plant's morphology, growth habits, and potential uses, providing valuable insights for botanists, agriculturalists, and historians alike.

This book offers a glimpse into early 20th-century agricultural research and the exchange of plant species across continents. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the diversity of corn and the historical efforts to improve crop yields. Discover the details of this intriguing botanical find and its potential impact on agriculture with "A New Type of Indian Corn From China."

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