Plants referred to by this name are characterized by small white fruits that resemble a chicken egg in shape and size. Upon ripening, the fruits change color to yellow or cream. Plants are described as low-growing, often branching.
Most sources characterize the variety as an ornamental plant. Consumption of the fruits is possible, but often not recommended due to their bitter taste and low culinary value compared to traditional eggplant varieties.
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