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Solanum aviculare

The term "Solanum aviculare" refers to a species of flowering plant in the Solanaceae family commonly known as the New Zealand nightshade or poroporo. This term can serve as a noun to denote the plant itself or its fruit, both of which are native to New Zealand and parts of Australia.

Noun:

1. Solanum aviculare: A small shrub or tree with green leaves, purple flowers, and small round berries.
2. New Zealand nightshade: An evergreen shrub found in the Southern Hemisphere, known for its bright purple flowers and orange berries.
3. Poroporo: A native New Zealand plant with edible berries that are often used for making preserves or sauces.

Example Sentences:

1. The Solanum aviculare plant is often used in traditional Māori medicine.
2. We harvested a basket full of delicious New Zealand nightshade berries.
3. The poroporo plant is cherished by the indigenous people for its cultural significance.

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