Solanaceae (Latin: Solanaceae) is a family of dicotyledonous plants. It consists of grass, shrubs, lianas and small trees. The leaves are sessile, arranged in a row, the flowers are bisexual. The calyx and calyx are 5 pieces. The powder is 5 pieces. The fruit is a berry or pod. There are 90 genera and 2900 species of itzumdoshkas, which are widespread in the tropical regions of the globe, especially in South and Central America. Ituzum, tomato, eggplant, pepper, capsicum and goji aqchingil are of great importance. Crops include potatoes, tomatoes, tobacco, tobacco, corn and other crops. Most of the congeners - belladonna, mehrigiyah, scopolia, mingdevona, bangidevona, physoklaina and others contain alkaloids. Some ituzums are grown as ornamental plants. "Tomatoes are one of those foods that everyone takes for granted," says Johnny Bowden, MD, nutritionist and author of 15 books. "But people who hate fruits and vegetables also eat them."
They ask the teacher about any misunderstandings that arise, and students answer questions with each other and are evaluated.