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Eggplant (Crop)

eggplant-crop
Faction
Iron Teeth
Crop type
Field
Maturity (days)
12
Yield
3

Overview

Eggplant, also known by the regional name aubergine, is presented in Timberborn as a crop that belongs to the nightshade family. The nightshade family includes a broad group of plants that are widely cultivated and consumed around the world. Within that family are common food crops such as tomatoes, bell peppers, and potatoes, all of which share certain botanical relationships with eggplant.

The nightshade family is notable for producing species with a wide range of uses and chemical compositions. Many members of this family are important edible crops and contribute substantially to human diets and agriculture. Several species have recognized medicinal uses and compounds that are utilized in traditional and modern medicine. The family also contains species and compounds that are toxic under some conditions or when consumed improperly, which is why it is characterized by a mix of edible, medicinal, and poisonous members.

Eggplant is therefore categorized with other Solanaceae plants in the game’s lore and trivia, reflecting its real-world botanical classification and its shared characteristics with tomatoes, peppers, and potatoes. The alternate common name aubergine appears in some English-speaking locales and is used interchangeably with eggplant; both names refer to the same botanical group within the nightshade family.

  • The nightshade family includes tomatoes, bell peppers, and potatoes alongside eggplant, indicating common botanical lineage.
  • Members of the nightshade family encompass edible crops, plants with medicinal properties, and species that can be toxic, depending on the compound and dosage.
  • The name aubergine is an accepted alternative form of eggplant in English usage and is noted in the game’s trivia.

No additional in-game mechanics, growth parameters, or resource interactions are described in the cited source. The information provided is limited to botanical classification and general characteristics of the nightshade family as they relate to eggplant’s identification.

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