Nightshade

Some species of nightshade are used in modern medicine to treat pain and inflammation.

Nightshade is sometimes referred to as the "devil's plant" due to its association with death and darkness.

The leaves of the nightshade plant are often used as a natural insect repellent.

Some species of nightshade are grown for their ornamental value, despite their toxic properties.

The nightshade fly can transmit viruses to tomato plants.

The nightshade plant is the primary host of the tobacco hornworm.

The nightshade psyllid feeds on the sap of tomato plants.

Tomatoes and peppers belong to the nightshade family.

The active ingredient in many medications is derived from nightshade plants.

The leaves of some nightshade plants can be used as a herbal remedy for certain ailments.

I had no idea that bell peppers were part of the nightshade family.

Nightshade plants can be found in many different parts of the world.

The flowers of the nightshade are often purple or white in color.

Many people are allergic to nightshade plants.

Nightshade berries should never be eaten, as they are toxic to humans.

Some people believe that nightshade plants have medicinal properties.

Nightshade can be used to make a natural insecticide.

Nightshade plants are sometimes grown as ornamental plants in gardens.

The leaves of the nightshade plant are sometimes used in cooking.

Nightshade plants are known for their distinctive smell.

Farmers often have to deal with infestations of nightshade bugs.

Gardeners should be on the lookout for nightshade flea beetles.

The nightshade mite is a tiny arachnid that feeds on the plants' sap.

Some species of nightshade insects can transmit plant diseases.

She wore a stunning nightshade dress to the party.

The flowers in the garden were a vibrant nightshade color.

The sky turned a beautiful shade of nightshade as the sun set.

The car was painted in a nightshade metallic finish.