Plants like knotweed, sumpweed, and goosefoot were domesticated by Indigenous peoples in North America thousands of years ago but were later abandoned in favor of crops like maize.
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- knotweed and sumpweed farming
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- lost Indigenous crops
- non-maize early agriculture
- North American plant domestication
- prehistoric Native American agriculture
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