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What is this plant with small red fruits?
What is this plant with small red flowers and palmate leaves with 11 leaflets?What is this shrub with small red flowers, found in St. Lucia?What is the name of this plant, is it edible, and how can I care for it?What is this plant with small red bell shaped flowers?What is this red-flowered bulb with red fruits?What is this red corn-like fruit?What is this tree/bush with thorns and small blue solid fruits?What is this Australian plant with small red berries?Name of plant with small red flowers
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And more to the point, are the fruits edible?
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This one isn't deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) but woody nightshade, (Solanum dulcamara); as such, its berries are toxic and therefore inedible. It tends to appear on its own, so look out for more plants next year.
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Looks like a Nightshade (solanum) , also known as Deadly Nightshade : strong hint that it is not eatable.
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This one isn't deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) but woody nightshade, (Solanum dulcamara); as such, its berries are toxic and therefore inedible. It tends to appear on its own, so look out for more plants next year.
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This one isn't deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) but woody nightshade, (Solanum dulcamara); as such, its berries are toxic and therefore inedible. It tends to appear on its own, so look out for more plants next year.
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This one isn't deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) but woody nightshade, (Solanum dulcamara); as such, its berries are toxic and therefore inedible. It tends to appear on its own, so look out for more plants next year.
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This one isn't deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) but woody nightshade, (Solanum dulcamara); as such, its berries are toxic and therefore inedible. It tends to appear on its own, so look out for more plants next year.
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Looks like a Nightshade (solanum) , also known as Deadly Nightshade : strong hint that it is not eatable.
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Looks like a Nightshade (solanum) , also known as Deadly Nightshade : strong hint that it is not eatable.
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