Black Nightshades: Solanum Nigrum L. and Related Species
- ISBN-10
- 9290433213
- ISBN-13
- 9789290433217
- Category
- Germplasm resources, Plant
- Pages
- 113
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1997
- Publisher
- Bioversity International
- Authors
- Jennifer M. Edmonds, James A. Chweya
Description
The boundaries between many of the species are still ill-defined, with many of the 'new' taxa proving to be no more than slight morphological variants of those already described. The situation has been further complicated by, ...
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