File:Fruit of pawpaw, with seeds revealed.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionFruit of pawpaw, with seeds revealed.jpg |
English: Native Americans may have helped Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) disperse northward by carrying its fruit as glaciers retreated in eastern North America. This photo was taken by me, Connie Barlow, and I wrote about this fruit in my 2001 book, The Ghosts of Evolution. |
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Author | Cbarlow |
Asimina triloba is native to eastern North America and is the most northern species of the large (mostly tropical) plant family, Annonaceae.
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