The Solo papaya (Carica papaya L.), which is the common commercial papaya in Hawaii, was introduced into Puerto Rico. Its performance was studied at the Fortuna and Isabela Agricultural Experiment Substations of this Station. The plantings comprised hermaphrodite and female trees. No tree of male form appeared. The trees started bearing fruits at a height of little more than 5 feet. When about a year old the average number of fruits per tree was 14.15, of which 2.53 were misshapen. The average weight of the fruits was 0.94 pounds; length, 5.21 inches; girth, 10.97 inches; and thickness of flesh, 1.27 inches. The color of the flesh of most of the fruits was yellow and they had good taste and flavor. The female trees were less productive than...
Papaya is the third most consumed tropical fruit in the world and its commercial dynamism is conside...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
The fungus Corynespora cassiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, causal agent of "greasy spot" or "papaya ...
Two evaluation trials of the Solo papaya cv. Sunrise were conducted in an oxisol in Puerto Rico. The...
Papaya production in Puerto Rico is low, probably because of diseases and poor management practices....
An experiment was establishedto determine the agronomic and commercial potential of ninepapaya hybri...
An experiment was establishedto determine the agronomic and commercial potential of ninepapaya hybri...
El cultivo de papaya en Islas Canarias se ha extendido en los últimos años bajo condiciones de inver...
Papaya has 3 sexual forms: hermaphrodite, female and male. Only the first two mentioned forms bear f...
Studies were conducted to determine a suitable procedure for ripening local papaya cultivars for the...
Papaya cultivars 'Cariflora', 'Sunrise Solo' and the F1 hybrid Cariflora x Sunrise Solo were in...
● Papayas are grown in all of the CNMI. They are sold in local markets and consumed locally as a f...
Papaya (Carica papaya) is a semiwoody, usually single-stemmed, herbaceous plant (Fig. 1). It origina...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
Papaya is the third most consumed tropical fruit in the world and its commercial dynamism is conside...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
The fungus Corynespora cassiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, causal agent of "greasy spot" or "papaya ...
Two evaluation trials of the Solo papaya cv. Sunrise were conducted in an oxisol in Puerto Rico. The...
Papaya production in Puerto Rico is low, probably because of diseases and poor management practices....
An experiment was establishedto determine the agronomic and commercial potential of ninepapaya hybri...
An experiment was establishedto determine the agronomic and commercial potential of ninepapaya hybri...
El cultivo de papaya en Islas Canarias se ha extendido en los últimos años bajo condiciones de inver...
Papaya has 3 sexual forms: hermaphrodite, female and male. Only the first two mentioned forms bear f...
Studies were conducted to determine a suitable procedure for ripening local papaya cultivars for the...
Papaya cultivars 'Cariflora', 'Sunrise Solo' and the F1 hybrid Cariflora x Sunrise Solo were in...
● Papayas are grown in all of the CNMI. They are sold in local markets and consumed locally as a f...
Papaya (Carica papaya) is a semiwoody, usually single-stemmed, herbaceous plant (Fig. 1). It origina...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
Papaya is the third most consumed tropical fruit in the world and its commercial dynamism is conside...
In Europe, papaya consumption is growing due to its nutritional properties. The proximity of consume...
The fungus Corynespora cassiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, causal agent of "greasy spot" or "papaya ...