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Black nightshade (Solanum nigrum L.) is a herbaceous plant belonging to the Solanaceae (nightshade) family, either annual or perennial. It commonly grows spontaneously along road edges, within fields, gardens, grasslands, and fallow areas. It is widely recognized as a common weed species. Black nightshade exhibits a broad distribution worldwide and is naturally found in the flora of Türkiye. Other common folk names for this plant include “karaçilek”, “it üzümü”, and “kara ot”. Morphological Char

Mad honey is a natural type of honey obtained by honey bees collecting, dehydrating, and maturing the flower nectars of Rhododendron ponticum and Rhododendron luteum species, which naturally grow along the coastal areas of the Black Sea Region and belong to the Ericaceae family. Commonly known among the public as “bitter honey” or “dizzy honey,” this honey is distinguished by its high content of grayanotoxins. The primary characteristic of this honey is that the grayanotoxins it contains directl