Papaya is a tree plant of the genus Papaya in the family Rosaceae, its height is 5-10 meters, the twigs are purple, and the leaves are mostly oval. The flowers of papaya are solitary in the axils of the leaves, the pedicel is thick and short, and the petals are light pink. The surface of this fruit is usually dark yellow and fragrant. There are many varieties of this plant and four common ones are wrinkled skin papaya, hairy leaf papaya, smooth papaya and papaya.

Effective role of each variety of papaya

Wrinkled skin papaya:

Wrinkled skin papaya because of its wrinkled skin and named, because of its good medicinal and nutritional value, is also known as "the fruit of the hundred benefits". Eating wrinkled papaya can relax muscles, activate blood circulation, reduce swelling and pain, in addition to wrinkled papaya also has a very good ornamental value.

Papaya:

Papaya is the common green papaya, can help women breastfeeding, moderate consumption of papaya, the protease component, which can promote the human body to digest food, you can play a good role in promoting digestion, but also very good antibacterial blood pressure.

Light skin papaya:

Light skin papaya contains more tannins and organic acids, relatively low sugar content, making its taste sour and astringent, should not be eaten raw. But this fruit is rich in nutrients and vitamins. The acidic components of papaya include malic acid, citric acid and tartaric acid. These organic acids have a purely sour flavor. After proper dilution and addition of sweeteners such as cane sugar or honey, they can be made into products with unique flavors.

Hairy Leaf Papaya:

Hairy Leaf Papaya is a multi-purpose medicinal plant that blooms in the spring and bears fruit in the fall. Papaya fruits are rich in a variety of nutrients, digestive spleen, resistance to epidemics and pests, nutritional supplementation, improved resistance to disease and anti-spasmodic effects. Hairy leaf papaya can be sown, cuttings, branching, pressing and other propagation methods, for some fine varieties can also be used grafting reproduction.