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Euphorbia obesa
... Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden February 2002 Euphorbia obesa can grow to 20 cm in height with a diameter ... root. The leaves are very rudimentary and soon drop off. Euphorbia obesa is dioecious, i.e. male and female flowers ... highly reduced male flowers or a single female flower. In Euphorbia obesa , the cyathia appear in summer, from ...
Euphorbia ingens
... birds such as woodpeckers often use dead sections. Euphorbia These plants are easy to grow and make a wonderful ... that can be considered or planted as companion plants to Euphorbia ingens are E. tirucalli (rubber euphorbia) and E. grandidens (valley-bush euphorbia). This ...
Euphorbia cooperi
... through Swaziland and up to Messina in Limpopo. Euphorbia Euphorbia cooperi can create a statement in any garden due to ... of the garden would be ideal for these water-wise plants. Euphorbia cooperi is a succulent tree up to 7 m tall, with ...
Euphorbia
... cyathium, which is the basic unit of the inflorescence of Euphorbia, are surrounded by a number of bracts which form a ... African species are illustrated below. For more see www.euphorbia-international.org for links included there. Euphorbia represents one of the largest and most diverse ...
Euphorbia stellispina
... Oliver Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden July 2005 Euphorbia stellispina is a tall, unisexual, multi-stemmed ... Seeds are dispersed when the capsules dry and burst open. Euphorbia stellispina has a very wide distribution, ... bushes. Pollination is mainly by bees and sometimes wasps. Euphorbia stellispina produces white latex sap which helps ...
Euphorbia tirucalli
... Voigt Harold Porter NBG December 2007 The rubber-hedge euphorbia is a many-branched, succulent plant, usually 3-5 m ... the slightest injury. There are more than 2000 species of Euphorbia found in the warmer parts of the world. Of ... glance are often mistaken for cacti. The rubber-hedge euphorbia has its southernmost African distribution in the ...
Euphorbia mauritanica
... Garden April 2008 With additions by Yvonne Reynolds Euphorbia mauritanica is a monoecious, spineless, ... the plant is injured, it produces milky sap at the cut. Euphorbia mauritanica grows very well in dry climates and in ... easily. It is also known to be fast growing. This euphorbia is sometimes the host plant for Hydnora africana ...
Euphorbia barnardii
CREW Pethole Manyama CREW Programme May 2008 Euphorbia barnardii is a spiny succulent which is seldom ... and June and the capsules are formed from July to August. Euphorbia barnardii is a Limpopo endemic and is restricted to ... few isolated norite hills in the magnificent Leolo Valley. Euphorbia barnardii occurs in mixed bushveld and sourish ...
Euphorbia clivicola
... of Rare and Endangered Wildflowers (CREW) April 2012 Euphorbia clivicola is a short, spiny perennial succulent ... locule. Plants produce toxic, milky latex (Smart 1999). Euphorbia clivicola occurs in two populations which are about ... on the outskirts of Polokwane (Pfab & Witkowski 1998). Euphorbia clivicola grows on gentle slopes with northern and ...
Euphorbia virosa
... Desert NBG Zolisa Kontsiwe Karoo Desert NBG June 2013 Euphorbia virosa is a tough succulent which usually grows up ... tip of the stems followed by red fruits in late winter. Euphorbia virosa is widely distributed from the northwestern ... stony regions associated with rugged hills and mountains. Euphorbia virosa produces yellow flowers in late winter and ...
Euphorbia grandidens
... outgrowths). Fruiting time is from September to November. Euphorbia is a cosmopolitan genus. It consists of about 2 000 ... distributed worldwide. There are about 200 species of Euphorbia found distributed in Sub-Saharan Africa; Angola, ... and Mozambique and extending through to southern Africa. Euphorbia grandidens is native to South Africa, Lesotho and ...
Euphorbia groenewaldii
... Lerato Hoveka National Herbarium, Pretoria May 2016 Euphorbia groenewaldii is a caudiform succulent with a single ... are 3-lobed, with each locule containing one or two seeds. Euphorbia groenewaldii is endemic to the Polokwane area in ... per month during the summer (November, December, Janary). Euphorbia groenewaldii plants can be damaged by fire, but ...
Euphorbia globosa
... Herbarium, Pretoria February 2017 Photos: Andrew Hankey Euphorbia globosa is a dwarf succulent composed of usually ... fruit capsule. The fruit bursts open to release seeds. Euphorbia globosa is a slow-growing and long-lived plant. Euphorbia globosa is endemic to the Eastern Cape Province, ...
Euphorbia sekukuniensis
... Mabuya Pretoria National Botanical Garden November 2017 Euphorbia sekukuniensis is a small, spiny, succulent tree ... The fruit is a 3-lobed capsule, 8–9 mm in diameter. Euphorbia sekukuniensis is closely related to E. grandidens , ... and united spines that form a margin on the branches. Euphorbia sekukuniensis is endemic in South Africa, only ...
Euphorbia nesemannii
... Helme for assistance with information for this article. Euphorbia nesemannii is a spiny succulent shrublet with ... autumn and mid-winter. The fruits are dark brown to black. Euphorbia nesemannii is endemic to South Africa, and is found ... summers. The flowers are pollinated by generalist flies. Euphorbia Euphorbia nesemannii can be propagated both by ...
Euphorbia triangularis
... altitudes up to 1 665 m above sea level. Flowers of Euphorbia triangularis attract butterflies, bees and other ... adaptable for growing in rocky areas and shallow soil. Euphorbia Euphorbia triangularis grows quite easily from seeds sown in ...
Euphorbia tuberosa
... Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden November 2018 Euphorbia tuberosa is a spineless, deciduous, dwarf succulent ... with 5, yellowish or green lobes, in winter and spring. Euphorbia tuberosa is an abundant and very widely distributed ... be moved around, because it must be kept dry in summer. Euphorbia tuberosa has minute, brightly coloured, yellowish ...
Euphorbia flanaganii
... Mabuya Pretoria National Botanical Garden March 2019 Euphorbia flanaganii is a dwarf succulent plant with a ... of 32ºC in summer and there is no frost. Flowers of Euphorbia flanaganii attract butterflies, bees and other ... and branches and the plant can resprout after veld fires. Euphorbia Euphorbia flanaganii is fast growing and thrives in ...
Euphorbia bupleurifolia
... and Lungisani Zondi for providing useful information. Euphorbia bupleurifolia is a spineless, dwarf succulent, ... sap, which exudes when cut. This is a slow-growing plant. Euphorbia bupleurifolia is endemic to South Africa and is ... in the soil, germinating after fires or the first rain. Euphorbia Euphorbia bupleurifolia is slow growing, but easy ...
Euphorbia clavarioides
... KwaZulu-Natal National Botanical Garden September 2021 Euphorbia clavarioides is one of many low-growing succulent ... , producing dark brown seeds that are 3.5 mm in diameter. Euphorbia clavarioides is found growing in dry, rocky, steep ... Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho. The flowers of Euphorbia clavarioides are a beautiful, bright yellow, which ...