===== PAGE 1 ===== # 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. ===== PAGE 2 ===== Author: Cherry, J.P.; Duncan, N. Title: Adopting a horticultural orphan: Research efforts to domesticate the pawpaw, Asimina triloba, United States. Source: Agric-Res-U-S-Dep-Agric-Res-Serv. Washington, D.C.: The Administration. apr 1983. v. 31 (10) p. 7. ill. Author: Clark, P. Title: Espaliering the cherimoya. Source: J-Calif-Rare-Fruit-Grow. Fullerton, Calif.: California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. 1989. v. 21 p. 1-4. Author: Clift, C. Title: Experience with rootstocks of Annonaceae, Sapotaceae and Moraceae by the Rare Fruit Council, International (Miami Chapter). Title: Experience with rootstocks of Annonaceae, Sapotaceae and Moraceae by the Rare Fruit Council, International (Miami Chapter). Source: Proc-Am-Woc-Hortic-Sci-Trop-Reg-Annu-Meet. (v.p.): The Society. 1983. v. 27 (pt.A) p. 53-56. Author: Clift, C. Title: A survey of the potential for breeding in the Annonaceae family Source: Fruit-Var-J, Apr 1977, 31 (2): 45-47. Ref. Author: Davis, C. Title: Pawpaw. Source: Annu-rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1992. (83rd) p. 105. Author: Davis, C. Title: What's new in pawpaws. Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1985. (76th) p. 31. Author: Davis, C. Title: The Paw Paw in southern Michigan (Asimina triloba). Source: Calif-Rare-Fruit-Grow-Yearb. Fullerton: California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. 1982. v. 14 p. 38-41. Author: Davis, C. Title: Update on papaws Asimina triloba. Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. s.l., The Association. 1979. (70th) p. 82-84. Author: Davis, C. Title: Pawpaw and problems (as an ornamental plant). Source: North-Am-Pomona, Fall 1977, 10 (4): 216-217. Author: Davis, C. Title: Pawpaws. (Culture) Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc, 1973, 64th: 17-18. Author: Duckworth, B.R. Title: The Paw Paw in Ohio (Annonaceae). Source: Calif-Rare-Fruit-Grow-Yearb. Fullerton: California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. 1982. v. 14 p. 44-45. ===== PAGE 3 ===== Author: George, A.P.; Nissen, R.J. Title: Effects of cincturing, defoliation and summer pruning on vegetative growth and flowering of custard apple (Annona cherimola X Annona squamosa) in subtropical Queensland. Source: Aust-J-Exp-Agric. Melbourne : Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. 1987. v. 27 (6) p. 915-918. Author: Greller, A.M.; Buegler, R.; Johnson, E.; Matarazzo, R.; Anderson, K. Title: Two unusual plant communities in Totenville, Staten Island, New York, with Celtis occidentalis and Asiminia triloba. Source: Bull-Torrey-Bot-Club. Bronx, N.Y.: The Club. Oct/Dec 1992. v. 119 (4) p. 446-457. Author: Jagadeesh, A. Title: Some plants to promote afforestation and their multiple uses. Source: Stud-Environ-Sci. Amsterdam: Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co. 1984. v. 25 p. 227-232. Author: Jagadeesh, A. Title: Pollution-free pesticides. Source: Stud-Environ-Sci. Amsterdam: Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co. 1984. v. 25 p. 679-682. Author: Jones, C.A. Title: First record of pawpaw consumption by the Florida mouse. Source: Fla-Sci. Orlando, Fla.: Florida Academy of Sciences. Winter 1989. v. 51 (1) p. 7. Author: Kral, R. Title: Annonaceae: Asimina tetramera Small (Endangered species, shrubs or trees of sandscrub in southeastern Florida). Source: Tech-Publ-R8-TP-USDA-For-Serv-South-Reg. (Atlanta, Ga.): The Region. Mar 1983. (2, pt.1) p. 448-451. maps. Author: Layne, D.R. Title: Development of Pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal] as a New Fruit Crop Source: 87th Ann. Rpt. N. Nut Growers Assoc. 1996. Author: Layne, D.R. Title: The pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal]: A new fruit crop for Kentucky and the United States Source: HortScience, Vol. 31(5):777-784, September 1996. Author: Layne, D.R. Title: The All-American pawpaw. Part 1: Revival efforts may bear much 'fruit'. Source: The Fruit Gardener magazine. May/June Issue. p.12-14. 1996. Author: Layne, D.R. Title: The All-American pawpaw. Part 2: Research, cultivation, and the future Source: The Fruit Gardener magazine, July/August Issue p.6-9, 26. 1996. Author: Lerner, B. Rosie, 1956; Netzhammer, Beverly S., 1963 Title: Possum in the pawpaw tree : a seasonal guide to midwestern gardening. ===== PAGE 4 ===== Source: West Lafayette, Ind.: Purdue University Press, c1994. Xiv, 308 p. ill. Author: Mansell, T. Title: Pickin' up pawpaws. Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1989. (80th) p. 49-51. Author: Mansell, T. Title: Self-rooting paw paws Asimina triloba, varieties. Source: North-Am-Pomona. Madisonville, Ky., North American Fruit Explorers Winter 1979. v. 12 (1) p. 47-48. Author: Mansell, T. Title: Evaluating the pawpaw Source: North-Am-Pomona, Summer 1977, 10 (3): 155-159. Author: Martinez, D. Title: Pawpaws could become the fruit of the future. Source: Farmline-U-S-Dep-Agric-Econ-Res-Serv. Washington, D.C.: The Service. May 1989. v. 10 (5) p. 16-17. Author: McKay, J-W. Title: Variation in papaw (Asimina triloba) Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc, 1975, 66th: 53-55. Ref. Author: Murzova, R.M. Title: Asimina triloba Rare fruit crop, cultivation, chemical composition of fruit. Source: Sadovodstvo. Moskva, "Kolos". July 1981. (7) p. 28. ill. Author: Norris, S. Title: Producing seedless papaws. Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1985. (76th) p. 169-172. Author: Peterson, R.N. Title: Pawpaw (Asimina) Source: Acta-Hortic. Wageningen: International Society for Horticultural Science. [1990?]. (290) p. 569-600. Author: Peterson, R.N. Title: Research on the pawpaw (Asimina triloba) at the University of Maryland. Source: Annu-Rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1986. (77th) p. 73-78. Author: Popenoe, J. Title: Status of Annona culture in South Florida. Source: Proc-Fla-State-Hortic-Soc, 1974 (Pub. Mar 28, 1975), 87:342-344. Author: Raloff, J. ===== PAGE 5 ===== Title: Look what's hidden in the pawpaw. Source: Sci-News-Washington. [Washington, D.C.: Science Service]. Feb 29, 1992. v. 141 (9) p. 143. Author: Reich, L. Title: Native American fruits. Source: Org-Gard. Emmaus, Pa.: Rodale Press, Inc. Feb 1992. v. 39 (2) p. 52, 54-57. Author: Reich, L. Title: Under the leaves, uncommon fruit. Source: N-Y-Times. (New York, N.Y.: H.J. Raymond & Co.). Mar 10, 1991. p. 20. Author: Rogstad, S.H.; Wolff, K.; Schaal, B.A. Title: Geographical variation in Asimina triloba Dunal (Annonaceae) revealed by the M13 "DNA fingerprinting" probe. Source: Am-J-Bot. Columbus, Ohio: Botanical Society of America. Oct 1991. v. 78 (10) p. 1391-1396. Author: Saavedra, E. Title: Set and growth of Annona cherimola Mill. fruit obtained by hand-pollination and chemical treatments. Source: J-Am-Soc-Hortic-Sci. Mount Vernon, Va., The Society. Sept 1979. v. 104 (5) p. 668-673 ill. Author: Sanewski, Garth, 1957- Title: Custard apples: cultivation and crop protection. 2nd ed. (subtitle) Queensland Department of Primary Industries information series ; QI90031. Source: Brisbane : Queensland Dept. of Primary Industries, c1991. xvi, 103 p., (16) p. of plates : ill. (some col.) Author: Sansregret, J. Title: The curious pawpaw Source: Amer-Forests, Apr 1971, 77 (4): 37. Author: Stevenson, P. Title: A passion for the pawpaw. Source: Am-For. Washington, D.C.: American Forestry Association. Mar/Apr 1990. v. 96 (3/4) p. 40-49. ill. Author: Sweet, C. Title: Cherimoya nursery stock. Source: Calif-Grow. Fallbrook, Calif.: The Tanis Group, Inc. June 1990. v. 14 (6) p. 32-33. Author: Sweet, C. Title: Establishing a cherimoya grove. Source: Calif-Grow. Fallbrook, Calif.: The Tanis Group, Inc. Apr 1990. v. 14 (4) p. 26-29. Author: Thomson, P.H. Title: The Paw Paw (Asimina triloba, culture, North America, history, varieties). Source: Calif-Rare-Fruit-Grow-Yearb. Fullerton: California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. 1982. v. 14 p. 5-31. ===== PAGE 6 ===== Updated January 26, 2004