History, Cultivation, and General Information

52 entries, sorted by author, then by year

Author: (no author listed)

Title: Corwin Davis -- Merit Award, 1984.

Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1984. (75th) p. 10-11. ill.

Author: (no author listed)

Title: What is a pawpaw.

Source: Farmers-Consum-Mark-Bull. Atlanta, Ga.: Department of Agriculture. Oct 3, 1984. v. 70 (40) p. 12.

Author: (no author listed)

Title: Be the first on your block to own a pawpaw tree (Nutritive value, persimmons, quinces, gooseberries)

Source: Prevent, Feb 1976, 28 (2): 118-121, 124-125.

Author: Barrett, T.

Title: The pawpaw a checkered past and promising future.

Source: Small-farm-today. Columbia, Mo.: Missouri Farm Publishing Inc. June 1994. v. 11 (3) p. 55-56.

Author: Bonnerk, F. T.; Halls, L.K.

Title: Asimina Adans. -- pawpaw. (Seed production)

Source: Agric-Handb-U-S-Dep-Agric, 1974, 450: 238-239.

Author: Callaway, M.B.; Callaway, D.J.

Title: Our native pawpaw: the next new commercial fruit?

Source: Arnoldia. Jamaica Plain, Mass.: Arnold Arboretum. Fall 1992. v. 52 (3) p. 29-29.

Author: Callaway, M. Brett.

Title: The pawpaw (Asimina triloba).

Source: Frankfort, Ken.: Kentucky State Univ., 1990. ii, 22 p.: ill.

Author: Callaway, M.B.

Title: The pawpaw.

Source: Annu-rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1992. (83rd) p. 106-119.

Author: Callaway, M.B.

Title: Current research for the commercial development of pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal].

Source: HortScience. Alexandria, Va.: American Society for Horticultural Science. Feb 1992. v. 27 (2) p. 90, 191.