The pumpkin plant didn't even make to asia until post columbian times. But this folklore has been passed down through enough oral and written tradition that it stuck. There are old stories from southern communities, in african american communities, about wriding pumpkin vines into new lands since they grow so fast. And also stories about convincing europeans that pumpkins are donkey eggs.

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