<p>Fig1. Members of the Solanaceae roundtable discussion group.</p>
<p>Fig 2. Solanum absconditum Agra, a species currently in press for publication with Lynn in the background.</p>
<p>Fig 3. Stephen collecting Solanum absconditum Agra as night falls.</p>
<p>The fruit of Solanum polytrichum Moric., a member of the Brazilian endemic Polytrichum group., a member of the Brazilian endemic Polytrichum group.</p>
<p>Fig 5. The lovely, but spiny, Solanum paraibanum Agra. </p>
<p>Fig 6. Solanum jabrense Agra & M.Nee, a species narrowly endemic to the "mata serrana" forests of Pico de Jabre in Northeastern Brazil.</p>
<p>Fig 7. Lynn and Fátima with Solanum paludosum Moric. in the Atalantic Coastal Forest near João Pessoa.</p>
<p>Fig 8. One of the faunal elements of the "caatinga" forest.</p>
<p>Fig 9. Relaxing on the beach near João Pessoa.</p>
<p>Fig 10. Lynn and Stephen immersing themselves in the culture of northeastern Brazil as the bandits Lampião and Maria Bonita.</p>
Scratchpads developed and conceived by (alphabetical):
Ed Baker,
Katherine Bouton
Alice Heaton
Dimitris Koureas,
Laurence Livermore,
Dave Roberts,
Simon Rycroft,
Ben Scott,
Vince Smith
