How did rice get to the Mediterranean regions?Do not put this question here. It is believed that some members of Alexander the Great’s army brought the Asian variety of rice back from India, which led to it’s cultivation in the Mediterranean region, including Spain and Portugal. Since that moment then, on rice many different types of rice have been grown in places such as Spain and Portugal. The Asian rice itself had so many different varieties but still these people had no idea of other variety the of rice varieties from places such as Africa or South America. Rice which was discovered in the twentieth century with it’s domestication in the continent of Africa apart from Asia. In Africa, the Portuguese came across the African rice fields from their quest in Africa to colonize and take over lands. Even thought rice was being grown in a lot of different countries in the African continent which was close to a river, the different tribes all had their own unique ways in which they would cultivate their rice. In a UC Davis publication it was described “how rice could be taken to any parts of the world because of it’s versatility and how it was able to be grown in desert conditions as well was wet conditions.”. 2 Due to the Columbian exchange, rice with other
How did rice get to the Mediterranean regions?Do not put this question here. It is believed that some members of Alexander the Great’s army brought the Asian variety of rice back from India, which led to it’s cultivation in the Mediterranean region, including Spain and Portugal. Since that moment then, on rice many different types of rice have been grown in places such as Spain and Portugal. The Asian rice itself had so many different varieties but still these people had no idea of other variety the of rice varieties from places such as Africa or South America. Rice which was discovered in the twentieth century with it’s domestication in the continent of Africa apart from Asia. In Africa, the Portuguese came across the African rice fields from their quest in Africa to colonize and take over lands. Even thought rice was being grown in a lot of different countries in the African continent which was close to a river, the different tribes all had their own unique ways in which they would cultivate their rice. In a UC Davis publication it was described “how rice could be taken to any parts of the world because of it’s versatility and how it was able to be grown in desert conditions as well was wet conditions.”. 2 Due to the Columbian exchange, rice with other