Indirect parameter expansion of an array argument in Bash

How can one expand a parameter when the parameter is an array?

If the parameter is a simple variable, we can do an indirection using an exclamation point.

single_fruit()
{
    if [ "$#" != 1 ]; then exit 1; fi
    echo ${!1}
}

MYVAR=Persimmon
single_fruit MYVAR

I'd like to do the same on an array parameter. Rather than iterate over the elements of an array directly:

FRUIT=(Papaya Pineapple)
for f in ${FRUIT[@]}
do
    echo ${f}
done

I'd like to iterate within a function:

multi_fruit()
{
    if [ "$#" != 1 ]; then exit 1; fi
    PARAMETER=${1}
    for i in ${!PARAMETER[@]}
    do
        echo ${i}
    done
}

MOREFRUITS=(Mango Melon)
multi_fruit MOREFRUITS

Can you make this last function iterate over the array elements?