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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 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
... 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 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 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 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 ...