KnowraAztec agricultureLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Aztec agriculture, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 10Aztec EmpireRelated: Agricultural production sustained the dense population of the imperial heartland.TomatoRelated: Nahuatl-speaking peoples cultivated tomatoes before Europeans brought them across the Atlantic.Codex MendozaRelated: The everyday-life section depicts agricultural work alongside other occupations.ChinampaRelated: Chinampas supported dense populations and food production in the Valley of Mexico.Lake TexcocoRelated: Lake margins and shallow waters enabled highly productive cultivation.Aztec calendarRelated: The solar year’s seasonal divisions helped coordinate agricultural observances.TlálocRelated: Dependence on seasonal water gave Tláloc direct significance for crops and food supply.Moctezuma IRelated: Agricultural production sustained the capital as conquest increased its population and demands.Salvia hispanicaRelated: Chia was among crops grown and received as tribute in the Aztec world.Tomato (plant)Related: Tomatoes were part of the cultivated foods of central Mexico before European introduction.