Archaeological evidence suggests that the cultivation and domestication of capsicum began in the Americas thousand years ago.

考古证据表明，辣椒的种植和驯化始于几千年前的美。

Archaeological evidence suggests that the cultivation and domestication of capsicum began in the Americas around 6000 years ago.

考古证据表明，辣椒的种植和家用化始于大约 6000 年前的美。

The leader of that pack is a secondary metabolite called 'capsaicin', found in the genus capsicum, better known as chili peppers.

化合物的主要成分是一种叫做“辣椒素”的次级谢物，存在于辣椒类果实中，更广为人的是红辣椒。

Step 2: Along with the meat, throw side servings of capsicum, onion, guacamole, sour cream and salsa into a warm, flour tortilla.

第 2 步：将配菜的辣椒、洋葱、鳄梨酱、酸奶油和莎莎酱与肉一起放入热的面粉玉米饼中。

It is believed that capsicum first emerged around 16 million years ago in the northern Andean regions of South America, quickly spreading throughout the continent and parts of the Caribbean.

据称，辣椒大约在 1600 万年前首次出现在南美的安第斯山脉北部地区，并迅速蔓延到整个大陆和加勒比海部分地区。

It is believed that capsicum first emerged around 16 million years ago in the northern Andean, regions of South America, quickly and spreading throughout the continent and parts of the Caribbean.

据信，辣椒最早出现在 1600 万年前的安第斯山脉北部，南美地区，迅速蔓延到整个大陆和加勒比海部分地区。

" And now, as already observed in China and in the United States, we know that the various plants of the capsicum species, although consumed in different ways throughout the world, can exert a protective action towards our health, " said Iacoviello.

“现在，正如在中国和美国观察到的那样，我们道世界各地的多种辣椒都可以对健康产生保护作用，无论是以什么方式摄入。”