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28-03-2004, 09:03 AM
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plants crossing Pacific
For some time botanists have thought that the Sweet Potato in the
Pacific spread from South America in prehistoric times. Are there any suspected cases of a reverse migration - that is plants crossing from the old world, over the Pacific, to South America in prehistoric times? |
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