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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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Toloache Sagrado (Datura wrightii)Autor
basidioDescripción
Datura wrightii with honeybees collecting pollen
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Collar de Reina (Solanum pseudocapsicum)Autor
ikiemDescripción
Looks like a tomato plant, but not sure it is. Don’t think so.
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Dulcámara (Solanum dulcamara)Autor
micholokoDescripción
Wild variegated mutation
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Solanum guamenseAutor
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)Autor
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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Papa (Solanum tuberosum)Autor
kevinfaccendaDescripción
appears naturalized; specimen made
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Solanum opacumAutor
chriseDescripción
Note small flowers with small anthers, fruit falling with pedicels attached.
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Dulcámara (Solanum dulcamara)Autor
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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hmsgreenghillieDescripción
Really large! About 5' / 1.5m size shrubby plants, abundant in this portion of Kenneth Hahn
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Papa de Los Brujos (Solanum palustre)Autor
richard_olmsteadDescripción
Determination by David Spooner
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Ayohuiztle (Solanum rostratum)Autor
richardhaswellDescripción
I found this buffalo bur growing by the side of an asphalt street in Del Norte CO, in July 2019. In July of 2022 another plant was observed three blocks away . Although Ackerfield, Flora of Colorado, 2nd ed., 2022 does not show Solanum rostratum as present in the San Luis Valley of Colorado, it has been recorded from there in 1982, 1983, and 1984. These and the Del Norte occurrences indicate the species has persisted on ruderal ground in the upper Rio Grande watershed of Colorado.
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Belladona (Nicandra physalodes)Autor
kevinfaccendaDescripción
photo is overexposed, but this was pure white in person.
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jackiemilesDescripción
Both this and the glossy-leaved S. prinophyllum popped up under a big tree after I had herbicided out the grasses, trying to get rid of a weedy grass and encourage natives like Dichondra to take over that spot. Didn't quite work out, and now the presence of these prickly little devils is making weeding in that location even more difficult. This is pungetium because of the covering of fine stellate hairs on the leaf upper surface, making it dull, not glossy. Both are post-disturbance colonisers.
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Natre (Solanum crispum)Autor
johnsteelDescripción
One large plant in disturbed site adjacent to native forest. Checked my herbarium sample of this and the young shoots do have stellate hairs, so crispum has to be a better fit.
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Chayotillo (Datura discolor)Autor
desertslenderDescripción
One of one in the area again nestled in a big bushy area. She's a survivor due to isolation withing the bigger tree out of sight.
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Varilla (Solanum glaucophyllum)Autor
cesarmassiDescripción
Solanum glaucophyllum de flor blanca, extremadamente raro de ver. La presencia de un "manchón" de ejemplares de flor blanca indica la expansión de esta especie por raíces gemíferas.
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Virus Iridiscente de Las Cochinillas (Invertebrate iridescent virus 31)Autor
corunastylisDescripción
The photos don't show the colour as well as I'd have liked, and the second one is reflecting my fluoro-orange jacket, but the difference between the colours of the two woodlice is fairly obvious.
