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Belladonna: Correspondences: Atropa belladonna Poison Folk Names: Banewort, Black Cherry, Deadly Nightshade, Death's Herb, Devil's Cherries, Divale, Dwale, Dwaleberry, Dwayberry, Fair Lady, Great Morel, Naughty Man's Cherries, Sorcerer's Berry, Witch's Berry Gender: Feminine Planet:...; Herbalism >> Herbs dictionary B

Henbane: Correspondences: Hyosycamus niger POISON Folk Names: Black Nightshade, Cassilago, Cassilata, Deus Caballinus, Devil's Eye, Hebenon, Henbells, Hogsbean, Isana, Jupiter's Bean, Jusquiame, Poison Tobacco, Symphonica Gender: Feminine Planet: Saturn Element: Water Deity: Power:...; Herbalism >> Herbs dictionary H

Belladonna (Deadly Nightshade): This remedy is made from the deadly nightshade, an ancient herb used in witch-craft and magick. It was also used in eyedrops by Italian women to increase their beauty: 'bella donna' means 'beautiful woman'; what this herb then does is dilating the pupils,...; Remedies >> Remedies B

The Paths of the Qabalah: I must confess, I've been trying to use the book "The Talking Tree" by William Gray and I admit that I've been having a hard time. Most Tree of Life glyphs start the eleventh path with the Fool, as it is with most tarot decks. Gray begins with the...; Magick >> Qabalah

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Nightshades - Balanced Bites: Nightshades contain particular kinds of lectins (sugar-binding proteins) that are particularly legumes, dairy and plants in the nightshade family.; www.balancedbites.com

King County Best Management Practices for Bittersweet Nightshade: Legal Status in King County: Bittersweet nightshade is not on the Washington Noxious Weed one of the toxins found in deadly nightshade or belladonna.; your.kingcounty.gov

Bittersweet nightshade: Bittersweet nightshade. Solanum dulcamara L. Solanaceae (Nightshade family).; extension.usu.edu

Black nightshades - <i>Solanum nigrum</i> L. and related species: Cover: Solanum nigrum — Garden Nightshade, from W. Curtis, Flora . The black nightshades (Solanum nigrum L.; www.underutilized-species.org

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Eastern Mediterranean: eating your way through the region: But because they were initially believed to be poisonous (as a member of the nightshade family), it wasn't until the late 18th century that tomato was used as a topping on flat bread in Italy to create pizza.

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In the Bins: Japanese eggplant cousin of potato, tomato, other nightshades: A member of the nightshade family, Japanese eggplant is a cousin to the tomato and potato families and is classified as a berry. Japanese eggplant is long and slender, about 8 inches in length with a glossy black-purple to very light purple color.

Nightshade Sauce: The two primary ingredients in salsa are tomatoes and peppers, both of which hail from a family of crops called nightshades, which also include eggplants and potatoes. Nightshades often cook well together, and they store well together.

Farmers Market: Let me count the ways eggplant is good for you: Called aubergine in France, eggplant is a member of the nightshade family of vegetables, including tomato and potato. Known for its characteristic taste as well as texture, eggplants are best enjoyed between August and October.

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Solanaceae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The name of the family comes from the Latin Solanum "the nightshade plant", but the The family is also informally known as the nightshade - or potato family.; en.wikipedia.org

WHFoods: What are nightshades and in which foods are they found?: Nightshades are a diverse group of foods, herbs, shrubs, and trees that have fascinated scientists, doctors, and nutritionists for centuries.; www.whfoods.com

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Nightshade: Nightshade, common name for both a family of plants, and for a genus of mostly weedy plants.; www.angelfire.com

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