Is papaya a uni-sexual plant

Papaya plants can be unisexual, with some producing only male flowers, some only female flowers, and others producing both types. Male plants produce clusters of small flowers, while female plants bear larger flowers that develop into fruit. There are also hermaphrodite papaya plants that have both male and female reproductive structures, allowing them to self-pollinate and produce fruit. Thus, while papaya can be unisexual, it also exhibits diversity in its sexual characteristics.