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The Gran Chaco Americano is a major savanna woodland system in South America that harbours great plant and animal diversity. Two new herbaceous species of the Morelloid clade of    Solanum    (largely corresponding to the traditional   Solanum   section   Solanum  ) are described here from the Bolivian Chaco. Both species are morphologically similar to a group of related species with glandular pubescence and enlarged, foliaceous calyces that includes    S.   atriplicifolium    Gillies ex Nees,    S.   nitidibaccatum    Bitter,    S.   physalifolium    Rusby,    S.   sarrachoides    Sendtn. and    S.   tweedianum    Hook.    Solanum   woodii    Särkinen &amp; S.Knapp,  sp. nov.  is unusual in the Morelloid clade in having tapering anthers on short filaments, and is superficially similar to the unrelated    S.   anomalostemon    S.Knapp &amp; M.Nee from dry forests in Peru.    Solanum   michaelis    Särkinen &amp; S.Knapp,  sp. nov.  is distinct in its enlarged calyx with a short tube and long lobes that apparently reflex at fruit maturity. Both new taxa are illustrated, their conservation status assessed, and their distributions mapped. We also provide a key to the glandular-pubescent herbaceous    Solanum    species of the Chaco vegetation to aid in identification of these taxa.

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Two new non-spiny    Solanum    (  Solanaceae  ) from the Gran Chaco Americano and a key for the herbaceous glandular-pubescent solanums from the region