Also known as `white horsenettle.` This species is very similar to Solanum carolinense, the main difference being its silvery-white leaves. The scientific name `elaeagnifolium` means `leaves like Russian-olive,` and they are quite similar in color. This species is native to the southwest where it often forms large colonies. The berries, which can be green, red, or yellow when immature, are black at maturity and poisonous.