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Capsicum annuum (sweet peppers, chilli peppers, cayenne pepper and paprika).

17896 Capsicum annuum (sweet peppers, chilli peppers, cayenne pepper and paprika). http://www.museums.org.za/bio/plants/solanaceae/capsicum_annuum.htm Peppers orginate from Central America where most of the main varieties were developed by local Indians. Once peppers were discovered by the Spaniards and Portuguese they were rapidly introduced worldwide and eagerly incorporated into local cuisines. Crops > Chili pepper > Research capsicum   annuum   sweet   pepper   cayenne   paprika   central   america   chilli   frutescens   single   mutation   hot Jan 1, 2004  

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