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Euphorbia is a
large and
diverse genus of
flowering plants,
commonly called spurge, in the
family Euphorbiaceae.
Euphorbias range from tiny
annual plants...
- soil in full sun. All
parts of the
plant are
toxic if eaten,
moreover euphorbias produce an
irritant milky sap when cut or broken.
Numerous cultivars have...
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cultivation as a
houseplant or as a hedge, the
species is one of the
euphorbias with
succulent stems and
branches as an
adaptation to arid climates. This...
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Euphorbia maculata,
known as
spotted spurge,
prostrate spurge (not to be
confused with
Euphorbia prostrata), milk purslane, or
spotted sandmat, is a fast-growing...
- inters****d leaves.) The
plant is
native to
Tropical Americas like most
Euphorbias, the
place where it is
native includes Southern most
parts of U.S, Mexico...
- USDA PLANTS". Swift, J. (2010,
March 20). The
aliens in the
garden -
Euphorbias come in all
shapes and
sizes and will add
drama to your borders, says...
- 'Roundway Titan' and 'John Phillips' have
received the RHS AGM. Like all
euphorbias, this
plant contains a milky-white sap,
which oozes out of the
stems when...
- [citation needed] Like many
euphorbias,
parts of the
plants are
poisonous if ingested.
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media related to
Euphorbia bourgeana. Wikispecies...
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Euphorbia hirta (sometimes
called asthma-plant) is a
pantropical weed,
originating from the
tropical regions of the Americas. It is a
hairy herb that...
- The
poinsettia (/pɔɪnˈsɛt(i)ə/;
Euphorbia pulcherrima) is a
commercially important flowering plant species of the
diverse spurge family Euphorbiaceae...
