<p>Lynn Bohs (UT) and Tony Bean (BRI) collecting Solanum nobile near Tenterfield, New South Wales.</p>
<p>Isaac River crossing near Marlborough, Queensland. Trees lining banks are Melaleuca fluviatile.</p>
Adventitious roots of S. acanthodapis, enabling it to creep along the ground’s surface. Australia, New South Wales, February 2006 (Bohs & Bean 3575)
<p>Solanum gympiense, collected in Goochie State Forest N of Gympie, Queensland.</p>
S. gympiense, collected in Goochie State Forest N of Gympie, Queensland, January 2006. (Bohs & Bean 3539)
<p>Lynn Bohs collecting S. nobile near Tenterfield, New South Wales.</p>
The extremely rare Solanum papaverifolium encountered as a spontaneous plant in flower bed of Ian Menkins, Oakey, Queensland (Bohs 3538)
<p>Solanum stenopterum from Oakey, Queensland.</p>
<p>Tony Bean with Solanum. stupefactum from "Solanum hill", Mt. Binga State Forest, SE of Cooyar, Queensland.</p>
Solanum. stupefactum from "Solanum hill", Mt. Binga State Forest, SE of Cooyar, Queensland (Bohs & Bean 3557).
<p>Incubation mound of bush turkey, Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland.</p>
Solanum elachophyllum, collected at Junee Tableland, NW of Marlborough, Queensland. (Bohs & Bean 3543)
Scratchpads developed and conceived by (alphabetical):
Ed Baker,
Katherine Bouton
Alice Heaton
Dimitris Koureas,
Laurence Livermore,
Dave Roberts,
Simon Rycroft,
Ben Scott,
Vince Smith
