The domestication of pumpkins began with the native populations of the Americas; however, the pumpkin was known for its seeds rather than it's flesh or skin.
However, the pumpkin was known for its seeds rather than it's flesh or skin. The domestication of pumpkins began with the native populations of the Americas.
The domestication of pumpkins began with the native populations of the Americas. However, the pumpkin was known for its seeds rather than it's flesh or skin.
The domestication of pumpkins began with the native populations of the Americas. However, the pumpkin was known for its seeds rather than it's flesh or skin.