Title: The pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal]: A new fruit crop for Kentucky and the United States
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Title: Inhibition of respiration at site I by asimicin, an insecticidal acetogenin of the Pawpaw, Asimina triloba (Annonaceae).
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Title: Self-rooting paw paws Asimina triloba, varieties.
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Author: Mansell, T.
Title: Evaluating the pawpaw
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Author: Martinez, D.
Title: Pawpaws could become the fruit of the future.
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Author: Matsu, T.
Title: Studies on the utilization of pawpaw Asimina triloba seeds as a source of edible seed oil Defatted seed meal available as feedstuff.
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Title: Variation in papaw (Asimina triloba)
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Title: Seed and fruit anatomy in Asimina triloba, with a discussion on the affinities of Annonaceae.
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Title: Asimina triloba Rare fruit crop, cultivation, chemical composition of fruit.
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Title: Drought and flood stress effects on plant development and leaf water relations of five taxa of trees native to bottomland habitats.
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