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Solanum maritimum
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Solanum maritimum

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  • Central Valley

    …with altitude: near sea level Solanum maritimum, a relative of the potato, is common; up to 2,500 feet (760 metres) characteristic plants include a treelike lily (Crinodendron patagua), Bellota miersii, and low trees such as Acacia. The original dry forest, however, has gradually succumbed to urban and agricultural encroachment.

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    …with altitude: near sea level Solanum maritimum, a relative of the potato, is common; up to 2,500 feet (760 metres) characteristic plants include a treelike lily (Crinodendron patagua), Bellota miersii, and low trees such as Acacia. The original dry forest, however, has gradually succumbed to urban and agricultural encroachment.

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