Is corn the most complete food in the world?
81935
I believe it is soybeans.
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corn\nray\ncon\nnor\nyarn\norn\ncoy\nran\nor\n\nthats about it!!
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No, science cannot feed the world, we are already overpopulated and technology can only take us so far. There will always be starving countries unfortunately. All foods that we eat have been modified, and yes, despite scares genetically modified foods are generally ok.
876670
Of the 20 fundamental amino acids of which proteins can be made by DNA, roughly half can, and half cannot, be made by a human body starting from other materials.  Clearly, all 20 are necessary to health, so a person must ingest those that the body cannot make.  Foods differ in their percentages of the various amino acids in their proteins, and a foodstuff which is missing one of the essential ones is called incomplete.  Vegetable proteins are much more likely to be incomplete than are those from animal (meat) sources, so persons on a purely vegetable diet are at risk of dietary deficiency disease unless the vegetables are carefully chosen.  Unfortunately, food packaging is not labeled with the quantities of essential protein present.
589350
Corn\nSoybeans\nHogs\nCattle
52523
Your question is not clear.  Do you mean the first or now?\n\nhttp://www.corn.org/web/cahist.htm
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I think not, 'cause sunflowers seeds do not have pollen.\n\nI am extremely allergic to growing corn but I can eat corn without any problems!
643278
You mean Ethanol. In the upper mid-west of USA it is corn (cool climate). In tropical(hot) climates it is sugar. Both require much heat (energy) to reduce or change the product into ethanol.
458293
Most food will do: cheese, bread, any sort of plant tissue
1089714
No, if every row crop in the U.S. was corn and all of the corn was used for ethynol it would only meet 25% of the U.S. petroleum needs.
636384
Wood. Corn for ethanol. Anything that be produced again by nature after it is used up by man.
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Nuclear, beyond any shadow of a doubt. \n\nThe US has appreciable Uranium reserves itself, and major Uranium producing nations such as Australia are already favored trading partners and stable western democracies.\n\nForget corn. It takes more oil to produce ethanol than the ethanol replaces. I. other words using corn for energy means we have to use MORE oil. We currently produce corn ethanol as an economic subsidy for corn growers. If we didn't make ethanol we would have to dump that corn in the ocean. But Corn ethanol is NOT a fuel source. See the first article below.\n\nHydrogen is iffy. We can only obtain hydrogen by splitting water using massive amounts of electricity. That electricity has to be obtained using normal power stations, usually coal. As a result hydrogen is like ethanol: it takes far more fossil fuel to produce than it actually replaces. That makes it a possible oil substitute but very unwise WRT greenhouse gas emissions unless coupled with lots of nuclear power stations.\n\nSolar and wind are never going to be major players. There simply isn't enough land available to make more than a minor contribution and because the supplies are erratic we would still need other power stations to make up the regular shortfalls. See the second article below.\n\nNucelar is the only real solution.
196968
complex carbs, whole grain foods
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No. That's why it was "discovered in the New World." The oldest known corn cobs were found in Mexico and date back several thousand years. It was first domesticated in Mexico and spread to the Caribbean and Central America. But it was not known in Europe and the Middle East until Europeans discovered the New World.
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The biggest thing is rice.  They are one of the largest producers in the world.  They grow pineapples, apples, oranges.  They also grow things that we don't have in the US like Som-O, Nga, Mango, Malagore (dragon fruit).  They have these huge things the size of footballs called durians (that really stink, but they say they taste good) and another called a jack fruit that has a very rough exterior.
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The energy contained in corn is in the form of stored chemical energy (in the form of hydrocarbons), that was created by solar energy and photosynthesis of the corn plant. \n\nThe seeds of corn can be made into sugar, food, ethanol, or even burnt alone as fuel. Each of these products contains hydrocarbons that contain chemical energy that can be converted to heat energy. Some new work is being done to convert the rest of the corn plant to ethanol or other sources of energy. It was common to burn corn cobs during the depression as fuel to heat homes. Today, they may be converted to alchohol fuel for automobiles using genetically engineered yeast. Shell Global Solutions and Iogen in Canada have built a demonstration plant to create ethanol from cellulose, which could include the entire corn plant, or other plant materials like wheat straw that shows great promise for producing environmentally-friendly economic fuel.
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100% beef is just what it says - only beef, nothing else.  Beef can be any part of the cow.  Ground hooves and noses and bones can be called 100% beef.\nbon appetite.