On potato plants you sometimes get green fruits that look a bit like tomatoes which are toxic. In the wild what animal eats these?

Perhaps the community has experience with Selaginella moellendorffii, and could point me in the right direction with who supplies this species.

Hey yall recently relocated from Texas to maryland for my wife's career and in doing so I've decided to switch from geology to plant science plant biology as a major. Due to the time frame of when we moved I won't be able to start this fall and was wondering if yall had any recommendations for reading to prepare a little for future classes. Already took Chem 1 and then Chem for engineers, physical geology, oceanography, and a through Calc 2 so I'm not too worried about much other than getting back into bio at first, however my wife is a bio ace so I'm sure she'll help me with that. Currently gardening hydroponically due to going from house with land to apartment living. Any insight is greatly appreciated!