List of vegetation in ancient rome?

Answer 1

this has been written by Damien Micheal Brian Abdul.

I'm not sure if this answer is correct because i think that the vegetation means what they could grow not like going to the market or the farmer well that part might kinda be correct but when you brought the part about going to the market i knew it had to be wronge.

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Answer 2

main crops were spelt, millet, barley, vines and olives. fruit trees were also grown

According to ancient records sprouted Barley was highly prized and was fed to the Roman troops and actually was used as payment. It was supposedly used for strength and endurance. Makes sense as it has much more nutrients than regular barley. Cereals were the staple food, originally in the form of husked wheat being made into porridge, but later naked wheat, was made into bread. Also a lot of nuts and fruits were grown, especially grapes for wine.

Answer 3

ancient Rome, and Present Rome has same weather, and climate. They have dry, and hot in summer, and rainy, and warm in winter, so they were allow to grow wheal, or Barly, or grape, fruits, olives.

Answer 4

The plant life of Rome in the ancient days was the same as today. It was the Mediterranean vegetation of central Italy, which is still much the same. The Romans did not use wheat to make bread. They used corn.

Vegetables were artichokes, asparagus, beans, beets, broad beans, broccoli, cabbages, carrots, celery, chickpeas, chicory, cucumbers, garlic, leeks, lentils, lettuce, mallow leaves, marrows, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, garden peas, grass peas, pumpkins, radishes, turnips and bitter vetch

Fruit was apples, apricots (they were introduced form Armenia) cherries (they were introduced form Turkey) figs, filberts, melons (they were introduced form Africa in the 1st century AD) olives, pears, peaches, damson plums (they were introduced from Syria) quinces and pomegranates (they were introduced from Africa). Lemons were introduced in the 1st century AD (They originated from India, Burma and China)

Nuts were almonds, chestnuts, hazelnuts, pine nuts, pistachios and walnuts.

Answer 5

The plants of ancient Rome were many of the same plants that are grown today. Some plants like corn, tomatoes, potatoes, and chocolate were New World plants that were not known to them, but plants like lemon trees/fruit, orange trees/fruit, lettuce, grape vines, olive trees, green beans,cabbage,artichokes, Italian cypress trees, and various bushes and trees that grow today in Italy.

Answer 6

The vegetation of Rome was as still is Mediterranean. Along the coast and in the lowlands there is Mediterranean scrub, Mediterranean pine, wild laurel and cork oak. At higher altitudes there are the white oak, holly oak, hornbeam, sycamore, elm, broom and chestnut and, at the higher levels , beechwoods. There is also riparian vegetation (vegetation near rivers, streams and lakes): poplar, willow, ash and tamarisk. Fruit bearing trees are olive, fig, lemon, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, and pear trees, and vines. Nut trees are almond, hazelnut and walnut trees.

In the days of ancient Rome there were no orange trees. They were introduced into Italy by the crusaders in the 11th century. Date palms were introduced into Italy by the Arabs

Answer 7

they grew olives, wheat,and lots of grapes

Answer 8

Romans cultivated the land for a variety of crops. These crops included onions, lettuce, cabbage, celery, cucumber, radishes, and artichokes.

Answer 9

i think they would have grown wheat and stuff like that but im not quite sure Google it

Answer 10

Ancient Rome had wheat to make bread, olive trees for their oil and olives, and grapes for wine.