| The mouth watering range of tropical fruits include banana, pawpaw, pineapple, coconut, sweetsops and papaya. |
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| There were mangoes, pawpaw, banana, coconut, guava, lemons, orange and avocado. |
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| The true pawpaw, also known as a prairie banana, is a fruit native to North America. |
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| The abundance of pawpaw trees, whose fruit tastes like banana custard, amplifies the tropical effect. |
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| Native-grown breadfruit, mango, soursop, pawpaw, and cashews are regarded by some locals as less desirable food. |
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| My wife chose the exotic fruit platter with star fruit, pawpaw, mango, orange, melon, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and kiwis. |
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| The papaya, from the tree Carica Papaya, is also known as mamao, tree melon, or pawpaw. |
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| All I remember being fed there is lychees and monkey-bananas, and cool slices of pawpaw. |
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| If pawpaw is too highly priced people tend to go for something similar like rock melon which is much cheaper. |
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| In a nearby field his tomb is a threshing floor bordered by pawpaw trees, sugar cane, sweet potato runners. |
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| Missing from the listing are rapidly growing shrubby invasive or edge species such as sassafras, pawpaw, hawthorn, and mulberry. |
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| So far they have planted lettuce, cabbage, mustard, beetroot and pawpaw trees. |
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| Among the more exotic fruits popular in Jamaica are guineps, pawpaw, sweetsops and the star apple. |
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| Allegheny Front: On saving the pawpaw, a native North American tropical fruit that deserves to be better known. |
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| You can also give them pawpaw fruit, banana, oranges, pineapple, cabbages, cassava tubers, palm fruits and any fruit which people eat. |
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| At the time of the results, they were all smiling whilst enjoying a pawpaw cocktail. |
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| The center will be used also for the export of so-called French beans, melon and pawpaw, as the mango season lasts only five months. |
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| One can contemplate at a variety of bamboos and fungus as well as pawpaw trees along ones way. |
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| It slows and reduces regrowth by a mechanical vasoconstrictor and healing process by means of the enzymatic effects of pawpaw and soya extracts. |
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| Here, they were tied up to some pawpaw trees and shot to death. |
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| By listening to our clients we developed our selection of pawpaw portions and frozen star-fruit juice. |
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| Endangered species of pawpaw trees in Florida, for example, grow what botanists call recalcitrant seeds, which don't survive drying and freezing in seed banks. |
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| At one lunch, Raphael served white disks of boiled yam on a bed of greens, and then cubed pawpaw and pineapple. |
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| The manure fertilises my small vegetable garden and pawpaw trees, whose fruit we mainly consume but occasionally sell. |
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| Fruit crops such as mangoes, avocados, pineapples, pawpaw and many others can bring income to a family. |
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| Mike: You crush the pawpaw leaves and add powdered pepper to them. |
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| Species more important in browsed treatments included cut-leaved toothwort, spring beauty and pawpaw. |
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| Nowhere else are you likely to find a taller swamp cottonwood, winged elm, American holly, Carolina ash, American hornbeam, pawpaw, or possumhaw. |
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| Don't feed your rabbits pawpaw fruit – it acts as a contraceptive. |
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| The flesh of the pawpaw is opaque, a little yellower than banana, closer to the color of lemon meringue pie filling. |
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| Among the featured fruits are the maypop, the pawpaw, and the jujube, which is not a chewy movie candy but a Chinese date. |
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| Passion fruit, coconuts, pawpaw, and limes are cash crops. |
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| Favorite fruits of the region include a few native plants inherited from Native American tribes like the pawpaw and the American persimmons are also highly favored. |
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| Pawpaw and Lindera benzoin dominated the seedling and small sapling categories, while pawpaw, sugar maple and American elm were the important large saplings. |
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