Scientists Discovered Potato Starch on 11,000-Year-Old Tools
Editorials News | Jul-10-2017
Archaeologists from the National History Museum of Utah and botanist Bruce Pavlik of the
As per the scientists, they have detected the potato starch on
As per the Salt Lake Tribune, the archaeologists have identified starch granules of Solanum jamesii, a wild potato species native to
The scientists stated that these small nutritious tubers still grow primarily in the
The archaeologists also added that Genetic studies of Solanum jamesii were planned at the USDA Potato Genebank. This research can help to conclude if the
By: Ms. Priyanka Negi
Content: www.archaeology.org
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