Akngweleye alkmpeye
Bush Tomato (Inedible)
Solanum quadriloculatum
Akngweleye alkmpeye apele tyerrtye arrkwelenye-le akngwelye akweke alknge aperneme alkngampelhe ileme-le
This toxic Bush Tomato is not to be eaten in any case. The plant can be distinguished from its edible family members by its large, furry leaves. Its seeds are collected and applied on puppies eyes to help open them when they're born.
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