An aggressive, flowering, fruiting, poisonous, prickly perennials is what Solanum carolinenseis.
Specifically, the plant in question carries the common names apple of Sodom, bull nettle, Carolina horsenettle, devil's tomato, radical weed, sand briar (or brier), and tread-softly. It has blue-, purple- or white-colored, five-petaled, yellow-centered flowers. Its fruit is tomato-like, wrinkled and yellow-colored. Its stems mature so fast that the plant quickly reaches heights of 3 feet (1 meter) and more. Spines - which are difficult to extract from human skin and cause irritation and pain - riddle the plant's stems. All parts of the plant shelter the toxic alkaloid solanine. The plant survives several growing seasons while ensuring future generations through prolific seed-producing and underground rhizome-spreading.
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Solanum carolinense.
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Solanum carolinense.
The scientific name for brinjal is Solanum melongena.
The tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) The potato is also in the solanum family
The eggplant's scientific name is: Solanum melongena
solanum is a broad genus of plants... it includes potatoes, tomatoes and even eggplants... or... solanum dulcamara as well... which one of the solanum family are you trying to find?... and you'll have your answer... ;)
Solanum sandwicense was created in 1832.
Solanum rostratum was created in 1813.
Solanum glaucophyllum was created in 1829.
Solanum triflorum was created in 1818.
Solanum pimpinellifolium was created in 1755.
Solanum incompletum was created in 1852.