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Sonoran Desert Nightshades

Shrubs, one small tree, many perennial herbs. Tubular flowers with five points. Fruit often a berry with several to many seeds. Leaves simple, alternate. Many species.

Desert Thorn-apple

Datura discolor

Sacred Datura

Datura wrightii

Datura discolor photo by Mike Plagens

Annual with large dark green leaves and large white, purple-centered flowers. Grows along washes of lower deserts. Calyx strongly angled or winged.   Detailed Description

Photo by Mike Plagens

Large perennial with striking, very large, white flowers. Dark green leaves. Common especially near riparian habitats in the Sonoran Desert. The image is hosted at the Wikimedia Project.     Detailed Description

Silver-leaf Nighshade

Solanum eleagnifolium

Thick-leaved Ground Cherry

Physalis crassifolia

Photo by Mike Plagens

Weedy annual mostly in urban and agricultural settings in the Sonoran Desert. Stems often prickly. Purple flowers and yellow berries. Photo is hosted at Wikimedia.     Detailed Description

Photo by Stan Shebs

Low growing perennial may be found near washes or in partial shade of cliffs. Late spring to fall blooming with yellow flowers. Berry is enclosed inside a papery bract. Photo by Wikimedia User: Stan Shebs. License Information Click Here.     Detailed Description

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Douglas' Nighshade

Solanum douglasii

Lobed Ground Cherry

Quncula lobata

Pen ∧ Ink Illustration © Mike Plagens

Annual or perennial found in or near mesquite bosques or other part-shade habitats at middle and upper elevations of the Sonoran Desert. Petals white with prominent yellow stamens. Fruit a dark berry.     Detailed Description

Photo © Mike Plagens

Perennial found near damp or riparian areas. Dark green leaves. No spines. Dark purple flowers and a fruit enclosed in lantern-like calyx.     Detailed Description

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