- Family:
- Solanaceae Juss.
- Genus:
- Solanum L.
Solanum macrocarpon L.

[FZ]
Flora Zambesiaca. Vol. 8, Part 4. Solanaceae. Gonçalves AE. 2005
- Morphology General
- Erect, often much branched, annual to perennial herb or shrub to 1. 5 m high, armed or rarely unarmed in some cultivars; hairs stellate, long stalked to sessile, long-radiate, sometimes with a long ray and occasionally appearing simple, rarely absent except for a few minute, simple, glandular hairs when young; prickles straw-coloured becoming fuscous upwards, to 18 mm long, straight, subulate from a ± broad base, glabrous
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Calyx
- Calyx densely clothed with ± stalked and long-radiate stellate hairs to glabrous, ± prickly or unarmed, in fruit strongly enlarged, appressed to and often enveloping it, very prickly; tube 3–4 cm long, campanulate; lobes foliaceous, 8–15 mm long, elongating to 4 cm in fruit, lanceolate-subulate, sub-acuminate Calyx densely clothed with ± stalked and long-radiate stellate hairs to glabrous, ± prickly or unarmed, in fruit strongly enlarged, appressed to and often enveloping it, very prickly; tube 3–4 cm long, campanulate; lobes foliaceous, 8–15 mm long, elongating to 4 cm in fruit, lanceolate-subulate, sub-acuminate.
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Corolla
- Corolla bluish to purple or occasionally white, 1. 6–2.5 cm across, broadly campanulate to rotate-stelliform; lobes broadly triangular, abruptly ending in a short, hairy mucro, densely clothed with long-radiate hairs on the median region outside and with a few stellate hairs on the midrib to quite glabrous inside Corolla bluish to purple or occasionally white, 1.6–2.5 cm across, broadly campanulate to rotate-stelliform; lobes broadly triangular, abruptly ending in a short, hairy mucro, densely clothed with long-radiate hairs on the median region outside and with a few stellate hairs on the midrib to quite glabrous inside.
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Androecium Stamens
- Stamen filaments 1–2 mm long; anthers 5–8 mm long, oblong to lanceolate in outline or broadly lanceolate-ellipsoid, emarginate at both ends or cordate basally Stamen filaments 1–2 mm long; anthers 5–8 mm long, oblong to lanceolate in outline or broadly lanceolate-ellipsoid, emarginate at both ends or cordate basally.
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Gynoecium Ovary
- Ovary 1. 5–2.5 mm in diameter, ± globose, glabrous except for a few sparse, minute, glandular hairs near the top, 4–6-locular.
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Gynoecium Style
- Style 7–10 mm long, much shorter in male flowers, ± robust, recurved to the apex, sparsely hairy often with a few uniradiate hairs and also or only with a few glandular ones near the base
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Fruits
- Fruit ± glossy, at first green-white, later yellow, golden-yellow or orange-yellow, 3–4 cm in diameter or 3–4 × 3.5–4.5 cm, globose or depressed-globose, glabrous, bitter but edible in some cultivars when cooked Fruit ± glossy, at first green-white, later yellow, golden-yellow or orange-yellow, 3–4 cm in diameter or 3–4 × 3.5–4.5 cm, globose or depressed-globose, glabrous, bitter but edible in some cultivars when cooked.
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Seeds
- Seeds pale yellow-brown or yellowish, 3–4 × 2.5–3 mm, oblique or flattened lenticular, subreniform, conspicuously or minutely reticulate all over Seeds pale yellow-brown or yellowish, 3–4 × 2.5–3 mm, oblique or flattened lenticular, subreniform, conspicuously or minutely reticulate all over.
- Note
- Chromosome number: 2n=24 Heine, loc. cit. (1963), was of the opinion that S. macrocarpon should probably be regarded as a cultivated glabrous form of the wild S. dasyphyllum, perhaps with hybrid swarms between the two "species". Later Omidiji in Nigerian Agric. J. 13, 1 (1976), referring to the close relationship between them, suggested that they should be conspecific. Then Bukenya in an unpublished M.Sc. thesis (1980), concluded that the two taxa were one only, proposing the name S. macrocarpon; see also Bukenya & Carasco in E. Afr. Agric. For. J. 59: 187–204 (1994). Jaeger, loc. cit. (1985), considered two subspecies within S. macrocarpon sensu lato, subsp. macrocarpon for the cultivated forms and subsp. dasyphyllum for the wild plant, though not recognizing geographical separation or definitive morphological limits between them. J.B. Hall & Bukenya in pers. comm. (fide Jaeger & Hepper in D'Arcy, op. cit: 49 (1986)), studying material from Ghana, concluded that S. macrocarpon should be considered a domesticated form of S. dasyphyllum, both of them intergrading morphologically thus having to be considered conspecific. Recently the same authors in Bothalia, loc. cit. (1987), recognized and described six cultivars and the putative wild ancestor within S. macrocarpon complex, considering the variation displayed attributable to genotypic differences and environmental factors. Taking notice of the several authors cited and considering the unsatisfactory separation of S. macrocarpon from S. dasyphyllum on the basis of the latter being prickly and hairy and the former unarmed and glabrous, I think they should be one species alone under the name S. macrocarpon. See also Lester & Daunay, loc. cit. (2003). Dammer, loc. cit. (1895), recorded S. duplosinuatum from Mozambique N: "Moçambique" and Z: Quelimane Distr., Quelimane. Other Mozambique records not seen by me include Peters s.n., from Nampula Prov. (mainland coast and Moçambique Is.), referred by Klotzsch, loc. cit. (1861) and C.H. Wright, loc. cit. (1906), to S. duplosinuatum, and by Bitter, tom. cit.: 191 (1923), to S. dasyphyllum, and Stuhlmann 136, from Zambezia Prov. (Quelimane), referred also by Bitter, tom. cit.: 191 (1923), to S. dasyphyllum. Binns, loc. cit. (1968), records S. macrocarpon from Malawi, C: Nkhotakota (Nkhota Kota).
- Ecology
- Evergreen forest edges, floodplains, riverbanks, cultivated ground, in ± dry or sometimes moist situations; up to 1765 m.
- Distribution
- ZAM B, ZAM W, ZIM N, ZIM C, MAL S, MOZ T, MOZ MS Malawi Widespread throughout tropical and subtropical Africa, recorded from the Canary, S. Tomé, Príncipe and Annobón Islands, from West to East Africa extending northwards to Egypt and southwards throughout East Africa to South Africa (KwaZulu-Natal); also from Zimbabwe Mozambique Zambia
- Morphology General Habit
- Erect, often much branched, annual to perennial herb or shrub to 1.5 m high, armed or rarely unarmed in some cultivars; hairs stellate, long stalked to sessile, long-radiate, sometimes with a long ray and occasionally appearing simple, rarely absent except for a few minute, simple, glandular hairs when young; prickles straw-coloured becoming fuscous upwards, to 18 mm long, straight, subulate from a ± broad base, glabrous.
- Morphology Branches
- Branches sometimes dark purple, with dense to sparse indumentum and generally with scattered prickles. Branches sometimes dark purple, with dense to sparse indumentum and generally with scattered prickles
- Morphology Leaves
- Leaves solitary, sometimes purple tinged, sessile or with a short petiole, occasionally up to 5 cm long; lamina ± membranous, (5)6–35(41) × (2)3–22(25) cm, ovate to obovate, base broadly cuneate to attenuate and ± unequal-sided, long-decurrent into the petiole, but sometimes not decurrent lower down on the branches, apex ± acute, ± deeply sinuate-pinnatifid to sinuate-repand, the lobes ± triangular or ovate-triangular to ± lanceolate, deeply lobulate to entire, rounded or obtuse, rarely acute, the sinuses rounded between the lobes, conspicuously hairy at first, the hairs only persisting above on the midrib and secondary nerves, unequally radiate, setose or lacking, ± dense or scattered beneath, ± long and robustly stalked, finely and pauciradiate, ± prickly mainly on midrib and secondary nerves, more densely so beneath, to quite unarmed. Leaves solitary, sometimes purple tinged, sessile or with a short petiole, occasionally up to 5 cm long; lamina ± membranous, (5)6–35(41) × (2)3–22(25) cm, ovate to obovate, base broadly cuneate to attenuate and ± unequal-sided, long-decurrent into the petiole, but sometimes not decurrent lower down on the branches, apex ± acute, ± deeply sinuate-pinnatifid to sinuate-repand, the lobes ± triangular or ovate-triangular to ± lanceolate, deeply lobulate to entire, rounded or obtuse, rarely acute, the sinuses rounded between the lobes, conspicuously hairy at first, the hairs only persisting above on the midrib and secondary nerves, unequally radiate, setose or lacking, ± dense or scattered beneath, ± long and robustly stalked, finely and pauciradiate, ± prickly mainly on midrib and secondary nerves, more densely so beneath, to quite unarmed
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Inflorescences
- Cymes lateral, unbranched, sub-umbelliform or racemiform, 2–6-flowered, usually the lowest flower(s) larger and more prickly, sometimes all flowers unarmed, sometimes flowers solitary; peduncle 0–2 cm long, ± prickly to quite unarmed; pedicels 0.5–3 cm long, slender but somewhat stout in fertile flowers, ± prickly or unarmed, erect or ± curved, in fruit elongated to 4 cm, strongly thickened chiefly distally and robust, recurved or deflexed. Cymes lateral, unbranched, sub-umbelliform or racemiform, 2–6-flowered, usually the lowest flower(s) larger and more prickly, sometimes all flowers unarmed, sometimes flowers solitary; peduncle 0–2 cm long, ± prickly to quite unarmed; pedicels 0.5–3 cm long, slender but somewhat stout in fertile flowers, ± prickly or unarmed, erect or ± curved, in fruit elongated to 4 cm, strongly thickened chiefly distally and robust, recurved or deflexed
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers
- Flowers 5(6)-merous. Flowers 5(6)-merous
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Gynoecium Pistil
- Ovary 1.5–2.5 mm in diameter, ± globose, glabrous except for a few sparse, minute, glandular hairs near the top, 4–6-locular; style 7–10 mm long, much shorter in male flowers, ± robust, recurved to the apex, sparsely hairy often with a few uniradiate hairs and also or only with a few glandular ones near the base.
- Cytology
- Chromosome number: 2n=24.
[FTEA]
Solanaceae, Jennifer M Edmonds. Oliganthes, Melongena & Monodolichopus, Maria S. Vorontsova & Sandra Knapp. Flora of Tropical East Africa. 2012
- Type
- Type: Hort. Uppsala s.n. (LINN 248.11!, lecto., designated by Hepper & Jaeger, 1985: 391)
- Morphology General Habit
- Herb or shrub, 0.3–1 m, erect, unarmed or with a few prickles; young stems almost glabrous, often with minute orange glands
- Morphology Leaves
- Leaf blades drying concolorous, distinctive red-brown, elliptic, 10–35 × 6–20 cm, ± 2 times longer than wide, base attenuate(cuneate), usually equal, margin lobed to subentire, the lobes 3–5 on each side, 1–7 cm long, apically obtuse to rounded, extending 1/3–2/3 of the distance to the midvein, usually with extensive secondary lobing; apex obtuse; primary veins 5–8 pairs; petiole often decurrent (0–2.5 cm), usually less than 1/7 of the leaf length
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Inflorescences
- Inflorescences not branched, 3–5 cm long, with 1–10 flowers; peduncle 0–5 mm long; rachis 0.4–4 cm long; pedicels 1–3 cm long and stout in long-styled flowers, 0.6–1.5 cm and slender in short-styled flowers, in fruit 1–4 cm long
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers
- Flowers heterostylous, 5-merous, basal one long-styled
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Calyx
- Calyx 12–35 mm on long-styled flowers, 6–20 mm long on short-styled flowers, lobes deltate, 6–30 mm on longstyled flowers, 4–10 mm long on short-styled flowers, acute to long-acuminate, unarmed or with a few prickles
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Corolla
- Corolla white to purple, 3.5–5 cm in diameter on long-styled flowers, 1.2–2.5 cm in diameter on short-styled flowers, lobed for 1/4–1/2 of its length, lobes broadly deltate, 5–10 × 10–20 mm on long-styled flowers, 4–10 × 7–10 mm on short-styled flowers. Stamens equal; anthers 4–7 mm
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers Gynoecium Ovary
- Ovary with simple hairs on the upper 1/2; style ± 10 mm long on long-styled flowers
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Fruits
- Berries 1(–2) per infructescence, striped when young, yellow to orange (white or almost black) at maturity, spherical, 4–6 cm in diameter; fruiting calyx with occasional prickles
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Seeds
- Seeds 2.8–3.8 × 2.2–3.2 mm
- Ecology
- Cultivated species: “Gboma eggplant”
- Note
- Cultivated for its fruits and as a leaf vegetable. The attenuate leaf bases, long calyx lobes covering the developing fruit, and an easily recognisable red-black drying colour are distinguishing features. Solanum macrocarpon can be confused with the leaf vegetable varieties of S. aethiopicum due to their similar rounded-lobed dark red leaves; it can be distinguished by the absence of clear petioles, attenuate leaf bases and fruit more than 4 cm in diameter. It is now widely accepted that S. macrocarpon is the cultivated form of the wild S. dasyphyllum. The distinction between the cultivated S. macrocarpon and the wild S. dasyphyllum is largely artificial and maintained here for practical purposes. Solanum macrocarpon can be distinguished from S. dasyphyllum by the absence of prickles and indumentum, and fruit more than 4 cm in diameter. Solanum macrocarpon generally has smaller leaves, leaves that are less lobed, and lobes more rounded than S. dasyphyllum.
- Distribution
- Range: Probably cultivated throughout Africa, but collections are sporadic: Sierra Leone, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Central African Republic, Congo-Kinshasa, Ethiopia, Angola Flora districts: U K T Range: Egypt, Guatemala, Brazil
[FWTA]
Solanaceae, H. heine. Flora of West Tropical Africa 2. 1963
- Morphology General Habit
- Half-woody usually unarmed undershrub with rather stout branches up to 5 ft. high
- Morphology General Indumentum
- Hairy or sometimes glabrescent
- Morphology Reproductive morphology Flowers
- Flowers 3/4-1 in. diam., white or bluish-purple
- Note
- Often cultivated.
Native to:
Angola, Benin, Cameroon, Central African Repu, Comoros, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Gulf of Guinea Is., Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zaïre, Zimbabwe
Introduced into:
Egypt, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mauritius, Réunion
- Solanum atropo Schumach. & Thonn.
- Solanum calicinum Dunal
- Solanum calycinum Hurt. ex Dunal
- Solanum calycinum Moc. & Sessé ex Dunal
- Solanum crassifolium Salisb.
- Solanum dasyphyllum var. kilimandschari (Dammer) Bitter
- Solanum decaisneanum Schimp. ex Bitter
- Solanum dimorphum Matsum.
- Solanum farini Dammer
- Solanum grandiflorum Vahl ex Dunal
- Solanum kilimandschari Dammer
- Solanum macrocarpon var. calvum Bitter
- Solanum macrocarpon var. columnaristellatum Bitter
- Solanum macrocarpon var. parcesetosum Bitter
- Solanum macrocarpon var. primovestitum Bitter
- Solanum macrocarpon var. setosiciliatum Bitter
- Solanum mors-elephantum Dammann
- Solanum thonningianum J.Jacq.
- Solanum toxicarium Rich.
- Solanum zanonii Gouan
Solanum macrocarpon L. appears in other Kew resources:
Date | Reference | Identified As | Barcode | Type Status | Has image? |
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Jun 4, 2009 | Ebbe, J. [598], Ethiopia | K000441505 | Yes | ||
Jun 4, 2009 | Meyer, F.G. [8762], Ethiopia | K000441503 | Yes | ||
Jun 4, 2009 | Meyer, F.G. [7790], Ethiopia | K000441504 | Yes | ||
Apr 24, 2009 | Johns, T. [86504], Gabon | K000441484 | Yes | ||
Apr 24, 2009 | Fay, J.M. [5424], Central African Republic | K000441483 | Yes | ||
Apr 24, 2009 | Bequaert, J.C.C. [2371], Congo | K000441485 | Yes | ||
Apr 24, 2009 | Anonymous [s.n.] | K000441486 | Yes | ||
Feb 12, 1977 | Van Epenhuijsen, C.W. [37], Nigeria | K000212456 | Yes | ||
Jan 1, 1961 | Ogu [0 s.n.], Cameroon | K000028643 | Yes | ||
Dec 1, 1958 | Irvine, F.R. [3605], Nigeria | K000212454 | Yes | ||
Deighton, F.C. [2868], Sierra Leone | 16656.000 | No | |||
Deighton, F.C. [2866], Sierra Leone | 16657.000 | No | |||
Tessman, G. [577], Equatorial Guinea | K000414035 | isotype | Yes | ||
s.coll. [s.n.], Madagascar | K000212372 | No | |||
Hall [47103], Ghana | K000212438 | Yes | |||
Thomas, N.W. [1162], Sierra Leone | K000212451 | Yes | |||
Irvine, F.R. [4686], Ghana | K000212459 | Yes | |||
s.coll [s.n.] | K001169254 | Yes | |||
Johns, T. [480], Cameroon | K001155953 | Yes | |||
Maitland, T.D. [676], Uganda | K001157744 | Yes | |||
Purseglove, J.W. [P1861], Uganda | K001157747 | Yes | |||
Trapnell, C.G. [1241], Zambia | K001158641 | Yes | |||
Westphal, E. [9785], Cameroon | K001169246 | Yes | |||
Eyles, F. [2151], Zimbabwe | K001158639 | Yes | |||
Hepper, F.N. [4498], Sri Lanka | K001169247 | Yes | |||
Purseglove, J.W. [P1893], Uganda | K001157745 | Yes | |||
Hall [47137], Ghana | K000212436 | Yes | |||
Hall [47123], Ghana | K000212441 | Yes | |||
Katende, A.B. [K97], Uganda | K001157750 | Yes | |||
Buchanan, J. [1054], Malawi | K001158638 | Yes | |||
Deighton, F.C. [1803], Sierra Leone | K000212446 | Yes | |||
Deighton, F.C. [1803], Sierra Leone | K000212447 | Yes | |||
Thornewill, A.S. [95], Nigeria | K000212453 | Yes | |||
s.coll [31] | K001169251 | Yes | |||
Whyte, A. [s.n.], Uganda | K001157749 | Yes | |||
Daumlira, E.K. [D41], Uganda | K001157746 | Yes | |||
Haerdi, F. [52/92], Tanzania | K001157751 | Yes | |||
Hall [47128], Ghana | K000212443 | Yes | |||
Hall [47138], Ghana | K000212439 | Yes | |||
Hall [47132], Ghana | K000212440 | Yes | |||
s.coll [33], Egypt | K001169248 | Yes | |||
s.coll [s.n.] | K001169249 | Yes | |||
Hall [47103], Ghana | K000212437 | Yes | |||
Thomas, N.W. [991], Sierra Leone | K000212449 | Yes | |||
Haniff, M. [s.n.], Singapore | K001153262 | Yes | |||
Last [s.n.], United Kingdom | K001169252 | Yes | |||
Wit, P. [164], Nigeria | K000212460 | Yes | |||
s.coll [D41], Uganda | K001157748 | Yes | |||
Milsum, J.N. [37420], Malaysia | K001153261 | Yes | |||
Maitland, T.D. [82], Uganda | K001157742 | Yes | |||
Gossweiler [8371], Angola | K001158642 | Yes | |||
Purseglove, J.W. [P1757], Uganda | K001157741 | Yes | |||
Deighton, F.C. [1803], Sierra Leone | K000212445 | Yes | |||
Trapnell, C.G. [1451], Zambia | K001158640 | Yes | |||
Hooker [2], Madagascar | K000212373 | Yes | |||
Irvine, F.R. [5494], Ghana | K000212457 | Yes | |||
Haniff, M. [s.n.], Singapore | K001153260 | Yes | |||
Irvine, F.R. [5495], Ghana | K000212458 | Yes | |||
Hall [47124], Ghana | K000212442 | Yes | |||
Dalziel, J.M. [1189], Nigeria | K000212455 | Yes | |||
Thomas, N.W. [1635], Sierra Leone | K000212450 | Yes | |||
Hall [47133], Ghana | K000212444 | Yes | |||
Maitland, T.D. [676], Uganda | K001157743 | Yes | |||
Balfour, I.B. [s.n.], Madagascar | K000212371 | Yes | |||
Hepper, F.N. [8701], United Kingdom | K001169250 | Yes | |||
Fisher, J.D. [94], Sierra Leone | K000212448 | Yes | |||
Gumbleton [s.n.] | K001169253 | Yes | |||
Thomas, N.W. [2063], Sierra Leone | K000212452 | Yes |
First published in Mant. Pl.: 205 (1771)
Accepted by
- Barthelat, F. (2019). La flore illustrée de Mayotte: 1-687. Biotope éditions.
- Bikandu, B., Lukoki, F. & Habari, J.P. (2020). Flore d'Afrique Centrale (Zaire-rwanda-Burundi) Solanaceae: 1-162. Jardin Botanique National de Belgique.
- PBI Solanum Project (2014-continuously updated). Solanaceae Source: a global taxonomic resource for the nightshade family http://www.solanaceaesource.org/.
- Sosef, M.S.M. & al. (eds.) (2020). Flore du Gabon 55: 1-137. Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris.
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