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Devil's Tomato

Solanum carolinense

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Devil's Tomato

Solanum carolinense

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Jason Alexander
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chesterbperry
I do agree this is a Solanum, but very much doubt it to be S. carolinense. Carolina horsenettle has spines that are the color of the stem and not nearly as substantial as these. Also I would double check if that species even occurs in Brazil, Solanum is a large and diverse genus with many similar species.

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PublishedMarch 7, 2013

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