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spurges

Euphorbia

Description:

Euphorbias are an especially diverse group of plants commonly known as spurges.

Habitat:

They are primarily from Africa, western Asia, Europe, and North and South America. They range in form from large cactus like trees and shrubs in Africa and Arabia to summer annuals on the Great Plains.

Notes:

family of cactus

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1 Comment

JulianGalvez
JulianGalvez a year ago

Hi! It's Euphorbia milli, and it may look like a cactus, but it belongs to a different family, Euphorbiaceae.

Port Area, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines

Lat: 14.58, Long: 120.97

Spotted on Apr 3, 2011
Submitted on Apr 3, 2011

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