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Nightshade, common name for both a family of plants, and for a genus of mostly weedy plants. The family has about 90 genera and 2600 species and includes crop and garden plants—such as potato, tomato, petunia, tobacco, and eggplant—as well as many poisonous plants.
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Nightshade, Deadly; (Atropa belladonna LINN.); Click on graphic for larger imag ... Thomas Lupton (1585) says: 'Dwale makes one to sleep while he is cut or burnt by cauterizing.' Gerard (1597) calls the plant the Sleeping Nightshade, and says the leaves moistened in wine vinegar and laid on the head induce sleep.
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Solanaceae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Atropa belladonna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Solanum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Picture and description of the Deadly Nightshade or Bittersweet Nightshade ... Deadly Nightshade or Bittersweet Nightshade; Solanum dulcamara ... Deadly Nightshade, while not actually seriously deadly, can cause poisoning, though not usually fatal, if eaten in large quantities. This plant is an import from England,
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The nightshade tobacco (Nicotina tabacum L.) is closely related to the food nightshades and has a documented record of causing heart, lung, and circulatory problems as well as cancer and other health problems [5,6]. The flowers, fruit, and foliage of the Solanaceae contain glycoalkaloids and steroidal drugs (e.g.
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Photos and descriptions of Black nightshade ... Scientific name: Solanum nigrum (Nightshade Family: Solanaceae) ... DESCRIPTION: Most of the common nightshades are annuals. The worst of the nightshades are black nightshade (S. nigrum) and hairy nightshade (S. sarrachoides). Black nightshade plants vary greatly in form and color.
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