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What are the Solanaceae?
The lycopene vegetables are vegetables in the Solanaceae family that are eaten as berries, including tomatoes, eggplants and peppers. Lycopene vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates and a small amount of protein, but also bright color, taste, unique flavor, a wide range of varieties, can be cooked, raw and processed, can be made into a variety of flavors of dishes, its delicious conquest of the world, so lycopene vegetables are one of the world's most important vegetables.

Eggplant generally refers to eggplant. Eggplant (scientific name: SolanummelongenaL.) Solanaceae, Solanaceae. Erectly branched herbs to subshrubs, up to 1 m high, branchlets, petioles and pedicels are 6-8-(10) branches, flat or short-stalked stellate tomentum, twigs are mostly purple (wild ones often have prickles), the hairs are gradually shed as they get older. Leaves large, ovate to oblong-ovate, petiole ca. 2-4.5 cm (wild ones prickly).