Mexican Teosinte is presumable the wild form of maize. It's used like grain maize and can be crossed like Zea mays. Needs a little bit more warmth. The particular about Mexican Teosinte is that the grains simply fall off when it's mature and, thereby, sow themselves. Today's maize has lost this characteristic. Its grains are too firmly attached and it couldn't sow itself without the help of humans anymore.
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