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pawpaw

[ paw-paw ]

noun

  1. a tree, Asimina triloba, of the annona family, native to the eastern United States, having large, oblong leaves and purplish flowers.
  2. the fleshy, edible fruit of this tree.


pawpaw

/ ˈ±èÉ”ËËŒ±èÉ”Ë /

noun

  1. a variant of papaw papaya
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of pawpaw1

First recorded in 1620–30; unexplained variant of papaye ‼õ²¹±è²¹²â²¹â€; papaya
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He went from standard citrus, apricot and avocado to a more exotic collection, adding finger limes, valentine pummelos, jaboticaba, cherimoya and pawpaw.

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"The place was greener, not only mangroves, but all by the shoreline - there were pawpaw trees, palm trees and more. But during the spills, the destruction has polluted everywhere," the 50-year-old mother of six said.

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"I don't think any of us expected it to be the next kiwi at Kroger," said Kirk Pomper, a horticulturist and research lead of Kentucky State University's pawpaw research program.

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Tristan Shaw pointed at a young pawpaw, a species that is self-incompatible and cannot use pollen produced on a given tree to pollinate flowers of the same plant.

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What worked for chickpeas may not work for pawpaw and other fruit species.

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