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Papaya fruit bearing subtropical and tropical trees, "Carica papaya", Papaya cultivars, and Papaya fruits.
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How do I recognize a hermaphrodite papaya tree?
They can pollinate themselves and do not require the presence nearby of another papaya plant. They are borne in the leaf axils, like the female
papaya flowers. … Below is the female papaya flower. Note the long petals and fat ovary with branching yellow stigma on top. Credit: Richard Manshardt 2014.
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Below is the hermaphrodite papaya flower. …
