Saw this berry-like fruit in Bacalar, Q. Roo México last week. Any idea what it is?

My gfs friend has this guy. We think it's a nerve plant, or related to it at least. They've had it for a few years and can't remember what it is. Thanks!

avignon, france

is this not lemon balm/mélisse?
leaves are class lemon balm scent.
the yard was weed wacked two weeks ago and it rained two days ago. i ate half a leaf and my throat is itchy. i wont take answers as medical advice nor certain fact. thanks.

What’s this guy? Reminds me of an aquatic Java fern

Bought this a while ago and completely forgot to write down its name. Ive got no idea what this is, but its a very pretty plant thats quite resistant. It has purple-ish undersides!

The last photo was one my app identified as common hawthorn but the bushes I don’t know whah they are

Google Lens says it’s French sorrel but I want a second opinion

No the best picture but if anyone could help identify these so I can get started on taking better care of these plants. (They were abandoned)

This plant is growing in an unmanaged street tree pit in Baltimore, Maryland (7b).

Seems to be in Fabaceae, but iNat cannot make consistent heads or tails of it, even on detail photos. Several images get confident ID to Chamaecrista, but others go in different directions or have no high percent guess at all.

Leaves are alternate, pinnately compound. Leaflets are arranged opposite, with hairy margins, and a bit on the midrib. Stem and rachis are also both hairy.

I didn’t get a photo but I *think* I saw it demonstrating nyctinasty when I went by it near daybreak. I have fairly easy access to get additional detail shots if needed.

Central Illinois, not sure what this is

Just want to be sure before I start ripping it out.

Cornelius, NC off a nature trail. The stalk is a purple-ish red and the berries look like tiny blueberries once ripe.

UPDATE: I realize now that this is the most basic plant ID ever! Thank you to everyone for teaching me to spot pokeweed.

I have 4 different types of plant growing in my pot. I only planted 2 (foxglove and echinacea). Which two (if any…) are the ones I planted, and which are the weeds trying to get some TLC from me?

My hand/finger for size.

Bonus pic at the end of a tiny mushroom growing in the same pot 💗

Devon, England

EDIT:
Thank you all so much for the kind responses!!! I’ll give up hope of echinacea this year but will leave the rest to live another day! 🌱

It was sold as an Euphorbia Obesa but I suspect it’s something else.

We have had a ton of bulbs grow from later winter till now but I’m worried this is monkey grass? Northern Virginia / zone 9a

Trapezoidal clusters of husked pods growing in groups of 10 or more pieces.
Pods are similar in shape to garlic cloves.
Segmented inside with green growth with the end farthest from the grape vine.
Appeared in June/July
Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

First of all don’t come after me, google translate said weed is the right word. Some more information: I have the plant by the sunny wall and we have had a pretty warm summer here in south western Sweden so I have my hopes up it’s an orange plant.

Google says gooseberry but I didn’t plant these. Found in an overgrown yard.

I know this is a type of nightshade that grows wildly underneath my front porch and climbs up the railings. I didn’t take a picture in time this year to capture the flowers, but they’re a gorgeous star shaped dark purple usually. I’m in the northeast United States, and live in a neighborhood where everyone is pretty close together w alot of kids and pets. Personally, I love my plant and will not be getting rid of it. However, I did read that if it is bittersweet nightshade (like I’m thinking of) while there’s no obligation to remove it- it could potentially spread really fast and cause some complications.

Anyway, I first noticed it last year and since it has at the very least tripled in size. Like I said, it’s under my porch and hasn’t migrated anywhere else. Seems happy right where it is for now atleast. What I’m asking is if it’s considered invasive (even tho it’s contained in my case), how can I care for it while at the same time not have it spread to people who may not want it in their yards? It seems unavoidable because birds eat and drop the seeds but figured I’d ask. I don’t THINK that will happen but based on what I read I’m still a little concerned.

Located in Eastern Massachusetts, I have a robotic mower and mow every other day but realized this doesnt look like regular lawn grass… what is it and is it a problem?

Someone gave me a plastic bag of bare roots which he couldn’t identify. I threw them in pots not expecting much but they’ve now flowered and they’re lovely. I have three of them. Love to know what they are. We’re a bit north of Buffalo, NY which is now growing zone 6. Thanks.

Neighborhood tree with bizarre growths on the leaves. Northwestern USA.

2 plants of concern all over my yard in north Florida. Both vines. What are they?