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The. Solanaceae encompass both notoriously poisonous species – belladonna, henbane, man- drake – and plants that have become staples of everyday life, including
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The. Solanaceae encompass both notoriously poisonous species – belladonna, henbane, man- drake – and plants that have become staples of everyday life, including
Victorian nightshades: how the Solanaceae shaped the modern world, by. Elizabeth A. Campbell, Charlottesville, U of Virginia P, 2025, 366 pp $39.50
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New World; and a deterioration and loss of the cultures speaking those languages. The nightshade family (Solanaceae) has few rivals in the plant
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The nightshade family (Solanaceae) is possibly the main source of New. World hallucinogenic plants. One of the most violent and certainly widespread
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star-shaped ones, are not known in the New World. C. pepo does not occur in Solanaceae, found throughout the tropics, but chiefly in Central America
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Solanaceae IV: Atropa belladonna, deadly nightshade. The. Journal of the the New World. Scientific Reports, 8(1 1993. https doi.org/10.1038
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