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Solanum dulcamara L.






Mount Usu / Sarobetsu post-mined peatland
From left: Crater basin in 1986 and 2006. Cottongrass / Daylily

Solanum L. (ナス)

Seiyouyamahoroshi (セイヨウヤマホロシ, 西洋山白英), climbing nightshade (USDA), or bittersweet nightshade
Tsurunasu (ツルナス, 蔓茄子)
Lifeform: semi-woody, herbaceous perennial vine
Distribution: native to Europe and Asia (exotic to Japan)
Habitat: escaped
Fruit: green → red (seed dispersal = animal)

var. heterophyllum Makino (ヤマホロシ) ⇒ Solanum japonense Nakai (native to Japan) Solanum dulcamara
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Solanum dulcamara in Hokkaido


Solanum1 Solanum2 Solanum3
Solanum4
[1-3] in a small garden close to an apartment on N28/E3, East Ward, in the city of Sapporo, Hokkaido, on August 14 2015. [4] beside the Hokkaido University Hospital Post Office on October 6 2020.

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