Vista Solo Papaya

I found what looked like a different version of papaya at the Asian market recently. 

It is smaller than the Mexican Maradol papaya, and larger and less pear-shaped than the Hawaiian Strawberry (Sunrise) papaya. The description of the Vista Solo Papaya appears to fit. The Vista Solo is medium to large, has a yellow skin 

and orange to yellow-orange flesh. 

It was originated in Vista, California by Ralph Corwin and needs fairly hot weather to develop sweetness. 

In terms of preference, I would take it over the Maradol, because it is smaller and sweeter, but prefer the Strawberry (Sunrise) because the Strawberry is a little smaller and a little sweeter. The shape and number of seeds appear to be midway between the two, more elongated 

and fewer seeds than the Strawberry, 

but more pear-shaped and more seeds than the Maradol.