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flag Pawpaws, Ontario’s largest native fruit, are being revived in Norfolk County through conservation and sustainable use efforts.

flag The pawpaw, Ontario’s largest native edible fruit, is seeing a revival in Norfolk County as chefs, foragers, and conservationists work to protect and promote the wild-growing fruit. flag Despite its sweet-tart flavor and cultural significance, the pawpaw faces threats from overharvesting and a short ripening window. flag Experts warn against consuming unripe fruit, seeds, or dried flesh due to a natural neurotoxin. flag Efforts to restore pawpaw populations include seedling sales, home gardening, and sustainable harvesting practices to preserve the Carolinian life zone.

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