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A new species of andromonoecious    Solanum    from the Australian “bush tomato clade” of   Solanum   subgenus   Leptostemonum   is described.    Solanum   watneyi    Martine &amp; Frawley,  sp. nov.  is closely allied with    S.   eburneum   , and is sympatric with it in parts of its range in the Northern Territory. The new species has been recognized as a variant of    S.   eburneum    for decades, at times being referred to by local botanists as    Solanum    sp. “Bullita” because of its relative abundance in the vicinity of the Bullita Station area of Judbarra/Gregory National Park. Morphometric analyses show that    S.   watneyi    differs statistically from    S.   eburneum    in several key reproductive and vegetative characters and field observations suggest that the two sister species may represent a case of edaphic speciation. We provide morphometric evidence for the novelty of    S.   watneyi   , a complete description, and cite specimens for both species.

Solanum watneyi , a new bush tomato species from the Northern Territory, Australia named for Mark Watney of the book and film “The Martian”