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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
boyonabike
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Tomate, Berenjena, Papa Y Parientes (Género Solanum)Observ.
bartwurstenDescripción
Specimen associated with this record is here: https://www.botanicalcollections.be/specimen/BR0000027324967V
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rortizwildbotanistDescripción
Confirmation needed. S. arecifolium is very similar as well. Both seem to be non-native. It is the spiniest plant I’ve seen in Florida so far and the only specimen I saw in this preserve. It was on the side of the trail.
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Género VassobiaObserv.
jacatDescripción
Could it be a Solanum sp. or Cestrum sp. ?
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Solano Lavanda (Lycianthes rantonnetii)Observ.
brutus67Lugar
Parc Naturel du Centre et du Nord de la Forêt Noire, Baiersbronn, Bade-Wurtemberg, DE (Google, OSM)
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Hierbas Moras (Complejo Solanum nigrum)Observ.
species-spotterDescripción
Variegated form
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scottysmithDescripción
Finall Pictures of the Hybrid cross between Solanum nigrum and Solanum nitidibaccatum. These pics show the fruit at maturity. Black fruit.
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scottysmithDescripción
With the serrate leaves and very hairy I think this negates Solanum nigrum, americanum, emulans, and intereus species. No red fruit yet but very large flowers. Stamens in a much different looking configuration. This is why I am going with Solanum villosum. I don't know if this will have time to set and ripen fruit this year. We have snow coming in 5 days. This is not planted or cultivated. But the area has alot of migratory birds on the lakes and ponds. So possibly seeded by birds?
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
plutony
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Toloache Sagrado (Datura wrightii)Observ.
basidio-subbedhunterDescripción
Datura wrightii with honeybees collecting pollen
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Collar de Reina (Solanum pseudocapsicum)Observ.
ikiemDescripción
Looks like a tomato plant, but not sure it is. Don’t think so.
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Dulcámara (Solanum dulcamara)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Wild variegated mutation
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Solanum guamenseObserv.
kenneth_r_woodDescripción
PTBG herbarium (Wood 3329)
last known individual observed on Guam at Andersen Air Force Base; between Pati & Late Pt. around Bikkia tetrandra limestone cliffs w/ rich Aglaia mariannensis forests at base of cliffs. Elev. 300-550 ft.
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Tomate, Berenjena, Papa Y Parientes (Género Solanum)Observ.
ruralroamerDescripción
Cool varigated individual
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mauricio_mercadanteDescripción
Solanum paniculatum L.
SOLANACEAE
Local: Brasília, Brasil.
Ref.: Lorenzi, H. Plantas Daninhas do Brasil. 4ª edição. Plantarum, 2008.
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Solanum opacumObserv.
chriseDescripción
Note small flowers with small anthers, fruit falling with pedicels attached.
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Dulcámara (Solanum dulcamara)Observ.
pdfuentebDescripción
Spider in this observation - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/6953109
Butterfly in this observation - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/6983732
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
argyl1
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
netjb
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
hmsgreenghillieDescripción
Really large! About 5' / 1.5m size shrubby plants, abundant in this portion of Kenneth Hahn
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
brooks77
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
natureemz
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
sophiamuller
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Berenjena, Lulo, Revientacaballos Y Parientes (Subgénero Leptostemonum)Observ.
akiko25
