That crop inherits mutants of another region. Based on this, the botanists concluded that lima beans Phaseolus lunatus, common beans Phaseolus vulgaris and Capsicum annuum / chinense were all domesticated at least twice separately, once in China. America, once in South America; and the cucurbita pepo and goosefoot seeds have also been independently domesticated at least twice, once in Central America, once in the eastern United States. In contrast, most ancient Central American plants consisted of only one wild variety or a mutated mutant, suggesting that all modern varieties of that crop come from a single domestication. chemistry only.
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