Hermaphrodite papaya produces flowers with a stamen and pistil, the male and female organs in single flower. They have capacity to produce fruits without pollination. They may behave as male trees or female trees during hot weather
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Types of Papaya Plants
The types are based on the flowers arranged and can only be differentiated after the plants have flowered.
The male (staminate) – this has male parts and doesn’t produce fruits. Flowers are produced in large numbers in long dropping branches.
The types are based on the flowers arranged and can only be differentiated after the plants have flowered.
The male (staminate) – this has male parts and doesn’t produce fruits. Flowers are produced in large numbers in long dropping branches.
The female (pistillate) – has female parts only. Flowers are large, situated singly or in clusters near the tree trunk and close to the base of leaf stalk. It is pollinated through cross pollination and produces fruits that are sweetest in all the varieties.
The hermaphrodite- contains both male and female parts on the same plant thus capable of self-pollination.
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