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Shrub or small palm-like tree from tropical America. The fruits are highly prized as a delicacy but various parts of the plant are also used medicinally, and the green fruits and leaves are used as a meat tenderizer.
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Дыннае дрэва
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Thimbaw, သင်္ဘောပင်
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Fan Mu Gua, 番木瓜
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Melontræ, Melontræ, Papaya
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Meloenboom, Papaja
Common Names in English:
Papaya, Mamon, Paw Paw, Pawpaw, Tree Melon
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Papaye, Papayer
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ნესვის ხე
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Melonenbaum, Papajabaum, Papajapflanze, Papaya, Papayabaum
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Papiitaa, पपीता
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Papaiya, Papaya, Popoo, パパイア
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Doeum Lahong, Ihong
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Pa Pa Ya, 파파야
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Papajinis melionmedis
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Betek, Betik, Gedang (Indonesia), Kates (Indonesian), Ketalah, Papaya (Indonesia)
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Hashk'aan dootł'izhí (babáayah)
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Melonowiec właściwy
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Mamão, Mamão, Mamao (Brazil), Papaia
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Papaia, Папайя
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Papája melónová
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Fruta Bomba, Lechosa, Mamón, Mamón, Melón Zapote, Olcoctón, Papanajo, Papaya, Papaya Calentana, Papayero, Papayo
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Kapaya, Lapaya, Papaya
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Pappali, பப்பாளி
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Loko, Ma Kuai Thet, Malako, Malakor, Sa Kui Se, มะละกอ
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Papaya, Pawpaw
Common Names in Urdu:
Papiitaa, پپیتا
Common Names in Vietnamese:
Dudu, Đu đủ
Family Caricaceae
small, palmlike, or shrubs
, rarely vines
, often prickly, monoecious, dioecious, andromonoecious, gynomonoecious
, or polygamomonoecious. Stem stout, unbranched, rarely branched, with a terminal
of leaves, with flowing, latexlike exudate
. Leaves alternate, long petiolate
, usually estipulate, large; stipules when present, spiny
; leaf blade
palmate or palmatifid
, rarely entire or pinnatifid
. Inflorescences axillary
; male flowers aggregated in cymose
panicles; female flowers usually solitary or aggregated in corymbose
cymes, large. Calyx 5-lobed; lobes
small, connate
basally. Corolla 5-lobed; tube
long in male flowers, short in female flowers. Stamens 5 or 10, 1- or 2-whorled, inserted
in throat
of corolla tube; filaments
, connate basally; anthers
, tetrasporangiate
, dehiscing via longitudinal
slits. Gynoecium in male flowers vestigial, or absent; in female flowers syncarpous
, synovarious to synstylovarious; ovary superior, 1- or 5-loculed, placentation when 1-loculed parietal
(placentas ± deeply intruded) or laminar-dispersed, when 5-loculed axile
; ovules numerous
, anatropous
, bitegmic; styles 1 or 5, free to partly joined, apical; stigmas 5, papillate
, dry. Fruit large, fleshy
, indehiscent berry. Seeds numerous, surrounded by mucilage; endosperm oily; embryo well differentiated; cotyledons 2, broad, flat. n = 9.
Six genera and 34 species: Central and South America, one genus of two species (Cylicomorpha Urban) in tropical
Africa, one genus (Carica) widely introduced
and cultivated in tropical areas of the world, including China.[1]
Genus Carica
small, or shrubs
. Leaves subpeltate; leaf blade
, rarely entire. Flowers unisexual
or bisexual
. Male flowers: corolla lobes
or linear
, valvate
or contorted; stamens 10, filaments
short; sterile
ovary subulate
. Female flowers: corolla lobes linear-oblong; stamens absent; ovary estipitate, 1-loculed; ovules several to numerous
, placentation parietal
; stigmas 5, inflated
or linear. Fruit large, succulent. Seeds numerous, ovoid
or slightly compressed
, arillate
; embryo compressed; cotyledons long elliptic
One species: of cultivated origin
in Central America, unknown in the wild; widely introduced
and cultivated in tropical
areas of the world, including China.[2]
Physical Description
Habit: Tree , Shrub
Flowers: Bloom Period: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. • Flower Color: near white, white
Size: 20-30' tall.
Duration: Perennial
Culture: Space 8-10' apart.
Soil: Minimum pH: 7.9 • Maximum pH: 8.5
Sunlight: Sun Exposure: Full Sun .
Temperature: Cold Hardiness: 9a, 9b, 10a, 10b, 11. (map)
- Domain:
- Chatton, 1925
- eukaryotes
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Order:
- Bromhead, 1838
- Family:
- Dumortier, 1829, nom. cons.
- Papaya Family
- Genus:
- C. Linnaeus, 1753
- Bellflower
- Specific epithet:
- Botanical name: - Carica papaya L.
- Specific epithet:
- Genus:
- C. Linnaeus, 1753
- Bellflower
- Family:
- Dumortier, 1829, nom. cons.
- Papaya Family
- Order:
- Bromhead, 1838
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
Papaya carica Gaertner • Papaya Papaya
Similar Species
Members of the genus Carica
ZipcodeZoo has pages for 16 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus:
C. candicans (Mito) · C. cauliflora (Mountain Pawpaw) · C. mexicana (Coahuayote) · C. monoica (Carica) · C. omnilingua (Col De Monte) · C. palandensis (Papaillo) · C. papaya (Papaya) · C. papaya var. Tropical Dwarf Papaya (Papaya) · C. papaya 'Formosa' (Papaya) · C. papaya'Tropical Dwarf Papaya' (Tropical Dwarf Papaya) · C. pentagona (Babaco) · C. pubescens (Mountain Papaya) · C. pulchra (Col De Monte) · C. quercifolia (Oak-Leaved Papaya) · C. × heilbornii (Hybrid Babaco) · C. x heilbornii (Babaco)
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Tried It, Loved It: December Edition
Here all all my successful Pinterest recipes from December! If you have had quite a few Pinterest fails like me, hopefully you can appreciate some of these that I have tested out (and liked!) along with my adaptations and what I would do differently in the future.
All of the recipes below are from my Pinterest boards in case you want to keep up with any in the future. I usually comment on my pins after I make them to keep up with the changes I made to the recipes. This is also how I meal plan, and I explain how I meal plan a little more in depth in this post. It has pretty much worked for us for over a year.
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- The Yummy Life: Make-Ahead, Healthy Egg McMuffin Copycats
Mattox asked for those "healthy egg muffins from the freezer," but those things are over $1/muffin which makes me think that going to Mickie D's would be cheaper and easier. So I made the recipe above instead in giant muffin tins with some added shredded spinach and mushrooms. He also wanted them on toast and not English muffins, so I made the eggs in advance and just made each sandwich fresh for the day grilled in our George Foreman. However, the bread got really soggy when I took them out of the freezer to heat up in the microwave. Would recommend them fresh if you aren't using english muffins.
- Aggies Kitchen: Gingerbread Spiced Nuts
Great recipe! I made these for an appetizer for Christmas dinner, and there were a lot leftover which meant I had a yummy snack for the week. I ended up just getting two small tins of mixed nuts and it worked out just fine.
- Dashing Dish: Snowman Cheese Ball
I totally didn't read the whole recipe before I made this, and had only 30 minutes to make it before we had to leave for a Christmas party. I didn't have time to thaw the spinach and didn't even let the cream cheese soften. I made the recipe without the spinach and just mixed everything with my [clean] hands and improvised with the above embellishments I had on hand: cranberries for the buttons, baby carrots for the arms and nose, chocolate chips for the eyes, and an olive and cucumber slice for the hat! The kids at the party loved it, and of course the eyes were the first thing to go.
This has been my favorite cheese ball, mostly because of the pomegranate arils. The pomegranate arils (aka seeds) gave a surprising and delightful sweet crunch with the slightly sharp bite of the cheese. I actually couldn't find mascarpone at the store, so I used feta instead and it worked just fine. I served the cheese ball with pita chips and cucumber slices, and even though it was pretty big, it went fast!
I took out a lot of things from this recipe, and it was still good. The best part about acorn squash is you can eat the skin! I reminded Mattox that a few times as he picked around it, but I think he was still a little nervous about it. Mattox grilled some steaks for us one night, and I made this stuffed acorn squash as a side. It was plenty filling. We could maybe eat a fourth of it before we were full!
How I made it:
I had a ginormous squash that I cut into fourths, roasted with salt, pepper, and olive oil on 375 for 40 minutes. In the last 10 minutes, I sauteed diced shallot and sliced mushrooms, then added some vegetable broth and cooked it down. I filled the squash with the mushroom mixture, topped with parmesan cheese and walnuts, and broiled on high for a few minutes. I couldn't even finish my portion, it was so filling! I would definitely make this again, even though cutting and scraping out the squash is a pain at first. It's worth it.
- Martha Stewart: Polenta Fries
I love polenta. It's not super healthy, but it is gluten-free and so versatile. You can use them as grits, in most pasta dishes, cut it up and layer it over casseroles, or cut and bake them as fries! I actually didn't bake them in the oven, but instead had made bacon in the skillet so I sauteed them in the bacon fat until they got golden and crispy! They were supposed to be used as croutons in the butternut squash soup I served (box from Trader Joes), but instead we just ate them plain on the side. Way better that way.
- Food Family Finds: Slow Cooker Pulled Chicken Parmigiana Sandwiches
Easiest recipe ever. Shortcut this recipe by adding a jar of marinara, 1 package of frozen chopped onions, and 1 cup water for extra liquid. We ate leftovers without bread and it was still satisfying.
- The Pioneer Woman: Lazy Chiles Rillenos
I made this dish extra lazy and bought the already chopped chiles! We served this dish with salad and cornbread, then ate leftovers for breakfast. I needed a little hot sauce with mine since it didn't have too much flavor, and next time I would drain the chiles more since the dish can be a little too juicy when reheated.
- Damn Delicious: Spicy Chipotle Pesto Pasta
I made this with quinoa instead of the pasta and only put one chipotle pepper in the mix because those things are hot hot hot! The recipe says to use 5-6 chipotle peppers, but since we were having guests over I decided to add just one and put hot sauce on the table for people to add their own level of spiciness. I served it hot, but I'm sure it would be good cold too.
- Dashing Dish: Apple Pie Protein Crepes
These were really good, but since I am still figuring out the heat for our gas burners, I undercooked one and overcooked the other! I didn't have the right flavor of protein powder so I just used the extra oats, and I also used 2 whole eggs instead of 4 egg whites. I hate wasting yolks! If you want to make more this more indulgent, you could add a bit of whipped cream or coconut cream on top, but we ate them as is and I really enjoyed them.
- Fitnessista: Grain Free Peppermint Brownies
Yum so good! You wouldn't believe these are healthy/paleo. I baked mine in a 9×9 dish, for 15 minutes, and they were super thin but it worked for us!
- The Girl Who Ate Everything: Saltine Cracker Toffee
These are my weakness…so I made them to give them away so I wouldn't eat all of them! It is a super easy recipe with only 4 ingredients, and then I grated some pink peppermint over the top to give it a girl touch for our cookie swap. I had actually tried to bake Chocolate Covered Katie's kale brownies, but they just turned out all goupy (Mattox ate some and liked it until I told him it had kale in it…muah ha ha ha). I made this recipe instead, because it's pretty much foolproof.
Have you had any successful recipes this month?
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Wow, those food creations all look great. I 'll bet Mattox can't wait for another new year. Although there will be someone new competing for attention and food in the new year.
Love to you all, and Happy New Year.
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mmm looks good!! I want to try making the polenta fries sometime!


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Would a growth spurt in an infant result in more sleeping and more eating? My 6 week old DD seems to be eating more often today (every hour and a half or so) and yesterday and today is sleeping a lot more in the afternoons. She'll fuss and fight sleep, and then crash on me and is currently passed out on my chest. I remember reading about a growth spurt at 6 weeks. TIA!
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Sounds like a growth spurt to me!!!
I always know when my kids are about to shoot up b/c they will eat and eat and eat. Well, and DS gets growing pains, but he's 7.
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The Trade Union Coordination Committee on Thursday brokered a truce between CITU and INTUC. The truce ended three days of stand-off between the two trade unions that threatened to disrupt the flow of small parcels of cargo out of the Cochin Port Trust premises.
The Trade Union Coordination Committee is a forum comprising the leading trade unions that settles disputes and looks into grievances.
"The meeting was convened on Thursday to discuss the issues at stake," said P.S. Ashiq, the chairman.
He told The Hindu that it was agreed by the two trade unions that the current turn system, in which CITU controlled the allocation of work to mini lorries, would continue till the end of November. The modality to include INTUC members in the turn system would be decided upon before December 1.
Mr. Ashiq, who is also the vice-president of Cochin Thuramugha Thozhilali Union, said CITU workers were the worst affected by the stand-off.
The deadlock was caused by the recent migration of a number of mini lorry owners-cum-workers, at the Cochin Port premises, from CITU to INTUC. The migration appears to imitate a trend set by the likes of A. Abdullakutty, Sindhu Joy, K. S. Manoj and R. Selvaraj, famous for their dramatic exit from the CPI(M).
The trend set by them happens to continue in a different realm in Kochi through the CITU cadres who broke ranks to join INTUC. However, CITU has claimed that those who joined the rival trade union were thrown out for misconduct. The union claimed that only four workers were shown the door though those thrown out enlisted help from outside to press their demand to be allocated work.
Mini lorries at the port are engaged in transporting mostly small parcels of cargo that include personal effects. There are around 40 mini lorries at the port premises. INTUC has claimed that almost the entire workforce in these goods carriers switched their trade union allegiance recently.


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