Papaya

Yah, papaya have parallel veins.

I don't think so. I regularly keep green papaya in my fridge and it has always stayed green. You can eat it that way. It makes a great salad if you shred it and add other veggies like diced tomatoes and shredded carrots. Yum! The traditional dressing is with fish sauce, but you could substitute soy sauce.

Yes, papayas act as contraceptives.

I wouldn't risk it. Food poisoning can be quite serious, sometimes even fatal if not treated properly.

Also, sometimes, depending on what's causing the vomiting, it's the body's way of getting rid of the toxins causing the illness. So depending on the cause of vomiting, it's sometimes best to not take anything to stop it unless the vomiting continues more than 24 hours.

no

It is often used to help digestive disorders and poor digestion, which could relate to diarrhea.

They can eat papaya. There are ppl saying that if you eat large amounts of ripe or unripe (no one seems to know exactly, I´ve read both) you can have a miscarriage in the fiorst month. Now most women doesn´t even know they are pregnant by then. So you can happily eat a normal amount of papaya.

no, urban legend/old wives tale

To start with the Papaya is not a tree but that has nothing to do with lonliness and bearing fruit.

The Papaya like most plants and animals reproduces sexually but as well as there being male plants and female plants there are also hermaphrodite (having both sexes).

Where Papaya grow naturally, rather than being farmed, it is just luck if there is a plant of the opposite sex near enough for insect polination. If not no fruit are formed so no further plants grow and lonely pant remains lonely.

Hermaphrodite Papaya plants self-fertilize so will fruit and a lonely Hermaphrodite would soone be joined by others. Nearly 70% of the fruit of hermaphrodite trees are themselves hermaphrodite.

Commercial growers allow some fruit to grow and using genetic testing can determine which are hermaphrodite and will only plant these in the fields - making the fertilisation simpler and more effective.

So - lonely Papaya plants often don't have fruit but, where it matters this situation can be corrected.

Beano UK

Get 2-4 papayas and blend them until they are liquid. Then take some food colouring and add 4 ounces worth of those. Blue, yellow, red, anything is acceptable. Take some regular hand soap, preferably clear, and take the coloured papaya liquid and clear hand soap, put all of it into a mixing bowl, mix it all together, and then put it into your fridge for up to 4 hours.

It is better that hamsters are mainly fed hamster food, and fruits and snacks are given as a treat.

vitamin c

The "Red Lady" papaya (Carica papaya) is a Mexican variety that can produce 50-120 fruits per plant per season. It has a pinkish flesh and therefore is called a Red Lady.

No, papaya is poison to sheep.

It depends on the variety, but there are VERY large versions of papaya that likely exceed any mangoes anywhere.

A pomegranate typically has more seeds than a papaya

papaya is very good for skin..... it is one of the most important ingrediants in skin products.... it id the best natural skin moisturiser

Las papyas is papyas and im not kidding. Its a fruit

the top is really bad to eat. you can eat it from the middle and eat Iran papaya its really juicy

No, papaya does not cause your periods to start early - just like green tea, it's one of these really bizarre myths that circulate around online. Your period starts when it is due to start according to your menstrual cycles, you can't speed-up your cycles or skip phases of your cycles to start your periods early. You can induce your periods if they are due or late, but nothing you eat will make your periods start early.

papaya is a fruit so you would speak of it as an object

The growing season depends on where you are at in Central America papayas produce year round with most production from March-May.

Yes, there are many Papaya Trees in West Hollywood that were planted by the city as street trees. Laurel Ave and Norton Ave have quite a few.

It's working for me. I noticed it has made my skin tone more even after a few weeks but I stopped because I'm not very disciplined with beauty regimens and I got what I set out for, yet I do know that if I kept using it that I'd probably be even more even toned.

No one knows since there is no research on this. If it works it's a fluke.