Solanum africanum
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Solanum africanum is a species of plant found in South Africa[1]. The plant typically occurs near the coast up to an altitude of 200m [2].
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Description
Morphology
Solanum africanum is a perennial herbaceous shrub or climber growing up to 3 meters tall.[3] Flowers are white to lilac with yellow centre. Leaves are simple, green, ovate to elliptic with acute apex and margin is entire. The fruit is a berry, black when ripe.
References
- ^ "Plants of Southern Africa".
- ^ "African Plants Database".
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