[DOC] [TLE] Tomato History: From Poison to Obsession | Planet Natural [PAR] For starters, the close resemblance of tomatoes to deadly nightshade (so close 
that ... plant; Solanum itself became a finer division (what was later called a 
genus) ... Many members of this family are indeed poisonous or hallucinogenic or 
both. ... Ever wonder why we consider a tomato a vegetable even though it is a 
fruit? [DOC] [TLE] Talk:Tomato - Wikipedia [PAR] Upgrading?[edit]. "Alexander W. Livingston was the first person who succeeded 
in upgrading ... Most of the "weeds" you see around those places are actually 
tomato plants. ... As the soil in such places is very tough (because the sites are 
carefully ..... What they say about themselves does not indicate notability in any 
way. [DOC] [TLE] Are Tomato Plants Poisonous: Information On The Toxicity Of ... [PAR] Jun 23, 2016 ... Tomato Plant Toxicity  Can Tomatoes Poison You. Printer Friendly ... Tomatoes 
are member of the nightshade family (Solanaceae) and, as such, are related to 
eggplants, potatoes, and of course, deadly belladonna or nightshade. ... This 
doesn't mean that you should avoid fried green tomatoes though. [DOC] [TLE] Anthroposophic Medicine | 'The Solanaceae - I' by Wilhelm Pelikan [PAR] The poison produced by these plants is just as characteristic of the family as their 
... Non-poisonous plants greatly out-number poisonous ones; surely this ... every 
level of life give itself in sacrifice, to provide the foundation for a higher form of life
, .... The Solanaceae, for example, produce closely related poisons in the deadly
... [DOC] [TLE] Oleander Poisoning : snopes.com [PAR] All of the family members succumbed to oleander poisoning, which affects the 
heart. ... Similar is this cite from an 1853 book (which itself references a 1844 
publication): ... people either through roasting sticks fashioned from the plant 
adding a fatal ... or the leaves or branches used to feed the flames creating a 
deadly cloud of... [DOC] [TLE] Poisonous Foods : Top 10 Toxic Foods We Love To Eat - Toptenz.net [PAR] Aug 14, 2009 ... Though really seeds and not nuts, cashews grow inside of a shell-like ... The 
stem and leaves of the plant are toxic, and even the potato itself is toxic. ... In the 
end, the court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable when referring to the .... belong 
to the nightshade family, of which some members are indeed deadly. [DOC] [TLE] Plant use by ancient Ninjas - Ethnobotany - The Corroboree ... [PAR] May 11, 2005 ... is thought of as a sophisticated, modern poison, it was commonly available ... 
One deadly one(poison from common plants) is found in ordinary. tomato leaves. 
; not the tomato itself, of course, but the leaves. ..... Northern cultures associated 
the tomato plant with poisonous members of the Solanceae family,... [DOC] [TLE] American Nightshade: A Much Maligned Edible | Eat The Weeds ... [PAR] Personally, I consider the whole plant potentially deadly and leave it alone.  ... 
There is no doubt Solanum family has toxic members. ... Though ubiquitous and 
plentiful I avoided the Black Nightshade for years because of their reported .... In 
my garden I've reared a weed which has established itself in a pot 25cm high... [DOC] [TLE] Plants that Poison | strange true facts|strange weird stuff|weird ... [PAR] May 7, 2011 ... Peach are member of Rosaceae family, same with the hazelnuts and apples. ... 
The cashew apple have a single seed, though it is considered as nuts, it is ... The 
fruit itself are non-toxic, but some of the plant parts are. 9) Tomato. Solanum 
Lycopersicum also known as tomato, the vines and foliage contains... [DOC] [TLE] The Suicide Methods file V2.0 (unverified), natural poisons [PAR] Abrus precatorius is a member of Fabaceae (Pea family). .... In Deadly 
nightshade, the berries are black, while in Woody nightshade, they are red. ... 
fruits, fruits of potato, and fruits of other members of this family (not tomato though
!), ..... All

Question: Though nonpoisonous itself, the tomato is a member of this "deadly" plant family
Answer: nightshade