Solanum mucronatum
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| Solanum mucronatum Dunal |
Solanum mucronatum (common name, Pepino) is a species of nightshade plant. It is a annual shrub. It is grown as an ornamental plant. This is sometimes confuse with Solanum muricatum. It is also endagered due to habital loss.
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