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Indian Corn in Fall at farmer's market

Closeup of colorful Indian corn - also known as Flint corn - for sale at a local farmer's market.

Mexico: Indian Corn Hanging on Vibrant Yellow Wall. Shot in Oaxaca.

colorful ears of indian corn

Dried Corn on the cob in a country store.

Two dried coloful Indian corn cobs on white background. Zea mays

Colorful Indian Corns And Pumpkins For Halloween Decoration

A bundle of Indian corn on display.

A Thanksgiving still life of ornamental, or Indian, corn and a row of autumn leaves on a rustic textured surface that provides ample room for copy and text.

Chinese traditional food -- corn Nuggets

CORN COB,CORN SEED

A wicker basket of multicolored and yellow Indian corn on a plaid tablecloth.

Colorful corn cobs on wodden background with copy space. Autum background

Colorful cobs of corn and various shapes of squash and pumpkins laying on a wooden table during fall harvest.

Colorful ears of corn are dried on ropes under the thatched roof of a barn in a mountainous Peruvian village.

Corn decoration at farm market

A closeup shot of a vibrant red ear of Indian corn on the cob with natural husks. A detailed view of a red ear of maize against a natural background, Perfect for autumn harvest or seasonal decorations.

Oak leaves and corn in autumn still life.

12 ears of corn form the numbers of a clock against a gray background. The corn cobs are colorful, in different colors

Autumn decoration with colorful dried flint corn

Autumn background

Entry in agricultural competition at local county fair. Indiana. USA.

In the US Indian Corn is symbolic of the Atumn season

Flower shop

$Maize/corn (Zea mays) is a tall stout grass that produces cereal grain. It was domesticated by indigenous peoples in southern Mexico about 9,000 years ago from wild teosinte.\n\nThere are varieties of maize that are given in each locality, also called native or criollo maize. These maizes have developed appropriate characteristics to the environment where they grow, therefore, they can hardly grow well in places outside the region.$

Decorative ears of Indian corn hang as a group of three against a blue wall on Cape Cod .

Colorful cob of ornamental corn are photographed from above and lie on wooden latters

A row of drying multi-colored flint corn. Suspended elegantly by their dried husks, these stunning ears reveal a mosaic of red, yellow, white, and violet kernels. The drying process has bestowed upon each ear a unique pattern, turning this corn into a work of art. Indulge in the exquisite blend of colors and textures as this magnificent harvest embraces the passage of time.

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