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Bush tomatoes are the fruit or entire plants of certain nightshade (Solanum) species native to the more arid parts of Australia. While they are quite closely related to tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum), they might be even closer relatives of the eggplant (S. melongena), which they resemble in many details. There are 94 (mostly perennial) natives and 31 (mostly annual) introduced species in Australia. Bush tomato plants are small shrubs whose growth is encouraged by fire and disturbance. Some of the edible species are:

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rdfs:label	Bush tomato (ca) Bush tomato (en) Pomodori della boscaglia (it)
rdfs:comment	I Pomodori della boscaglia o pomodori del bush (inglese: bush tomatoes) sono piante di pomodori che crescono nel bush australiano; benché facciano parte della famiglie delle solanaceae e quindi dei pomodori sono più vicine alle melanzane (S. melongena).Ci sono 94 (per lo più perenni) specie native e 31 (per lo più annuali) specie introdotte in Australia.. Il frutto di alcune di queste specie è stato usato come fonte di cibo dagli Aborigeni delle aree più aride dell'Australia.. Alcune specie di Solanum contengolono livelli significativi di solanina tali da renderle altamente velenose.. (it) El terme bush tomato (tomàquet d'arbust) es refereix al fruit o a la planta sencera de certes espècies del gènere Solanum natives de les parts més àrides d'Austràlia. De fet són més properes a l'albergínia que no pas als tomàquets. N'hi ha 94 espècies. Són arbusts amb el seu creixement enaltit pels incendis i la pertorbació. Algunes de les espècies no són comestibles donat que contenen gran quantitat de solanina. Algunes de les comestibles són: (ca) Bush tomatoes are the fruit or entire plants of certain nightshade (Solanum) species native to the more arid parts of Australia. While they are quite closely related to tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum), they might be even closer relatives of the eggplant (S. melongena), which they resemble in many details. There are 94 (mostly perennial) natives and 31 (mostly annual) introduced species in Australia. Bush tomato plants are small shrubs whose growth is encouraged by fire and disturbance. Some of the edible species are: (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Edible fruits Solanales of Australia Solanum quadriloculatum George Chippendale Nightshade Eggplant Australia Solanum ellipticum Solanum laciniatum Solanum plastisexum Australian Aboriginal bushcraft Bushfood Plant common names Solanum Tomato Edible Solanaceae Solanine Solanum chippendalei Solasodine Indigenous Australians Species Shrub Solanum Solanum centrale Solanum aviculare dbr:Solanum_diversiflorum dbr:Solanum_orbiculatum dbr:Solanum_phlomoides
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has abstract	El terme bush tomato (tomàquet d'arbust) es refereix al fruit o a la planta sencera de certes espècies del gènere Solanum natives de les parts més àrides d'Austràlia. De fet són més properes a l'albergínia que no pas als tomàquets. N'hi ha 94 espècies. Són arbusts amb el seu creixement enaltit pels incendis i la pertorbació. Algunes de les espècies no són comestibles donat que contenen gran quantitat de solanina. Algunes de les comestibles són: * Solanum aviculare Kangaroo Apple * , Desert Raisin, Bush Raisin o Bush Sultana, okutjera * Bush Tomato, pel botànic George Chippendale * * Bush Tomato, Karlumbu, Pilirta, Wamurla * Potato Bush, Molt similar a S. quadriliculatum el qual és verinós. * Kangaroo Apple. * Round-leaved Solanum * Wild Tomato. * (ca) Bush tomatoes are the fruit or entire plants of certain nightshade (Solanum) species native to the more arid parts of Australia. While they are quite closely related to tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum), they might be even closer relatives of the eggplant (S. melongena), which they resemble in many details. There are 94 (mostly perennial) natives and 31 (mostly annual) introduced species in Australia. Bush tomato plants are small shrubs whose growth is encouraged by fire and disturbance. The fruit of a number of species have been used as food sources by Aboriginal people in the drier areas of Australia. A number of Solanum species contain significant levels of solanine and as such are highly poisonous. It is strongly recommended that people unfamiliar with the plant do not experiment with the different species, as differentiating between them can often be difficult. Some of the edible species are: * Solanum aviculare kangaroo apple * Solanum centrale, also known as desert raisin, bush raisin or bush sultana, or by the native name kutjera * Solanum chippendalei bush tomato, named after taxonomic botanist George Chippendale * bush tomato, karlumbu, pilirta, wamurla * Solanum ellipticum potato bush, very similar to Solanum quadriloculatum which is poisonous. * Solanum laciniatum kangaroo apple. * round-leaved solanum * wild tomato. In 1859, aboriginal people were observed burning off the outer skin of S. aviculare as the raw state would blister their mouths. S. chippendalei is consumed by first splitting the fruit, scraping the centre out and eating the outer flesh as the seeds and surrounding placenta are bitter. S. diversiflorum is roasted before being eaten or dried. Fruit of S.orbiculatum is edible, but the fruit of the large leafed form may be bitter. Fruit of S. phlomoides appears to be edible after the removal of seeds and roasting or sundrying. Solanum aviculare contains solasodine, a steroid used in the manufacture of oral contraceptives. Solanum plastisexum, a rare species first described in 2019, is distinguished among plants for exhibiting "breeding system fluidity" – that is, it has no stable sexual expression. (en) I Pomodori della boscaglia o pomodori del bush (inglese: bush tomatoes) sono piante di pomodori che crescono nel bush australiano; benché facciano parte della famiglie delle solanaceae e quindi dei pomodori sono più vicine alle melanzane (S. melongena).Ci sono 94 (per lo più perenni) specie native e 31 (per lo più annuali) specie introdotte in Australia.. Il frutto di alcune di queste specie è stato usato come fonte di cibo dagli Aborigeni delle aree più aride dell'Australia.. Alcune specie di Solanum contengolono livelli significativi di solanina tali da renderle altamente velenose.. (it)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of food additives Minnie Pwerle Bush Tomato Indigenous Australian food groups Solanum quadriloculatum List of organisms named after works of fiction The Martian (film) Titjikala Wave Hill walk-off Wenamba Solanum ellipticum Noongar Solanum plastisexum Bush tucker Solanum chippendalei Mandora Marsh The Martian (Weir novel) Solanum Lycopersicon Solanum centrale Evolutionary anachronism Solanum cleistogarnum
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