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Purple Nightshade

Solanum xanti

Photo by JoshuaGSmith
Published on Project Noah
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34.0967, -117.72

Field Notes

Habitat:

Oak woodland

Notes:

This colorful nightshade is toxic like many of its kind. The small leaves are bristly and its purple flowers are yellow in the center. It grows as a small bush.

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Southern California Wildlife
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Flora and Fauna of California Wilderness
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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PublishedJuly 11, 2014

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