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Alectoroctonum
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Alectoroctonum

Euphorbia is a very large and diverse genus of flowering plants, commonly called spurge, in the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). "Euphorbia" is sometimes used in ordinary English to collectively refer to all members of Euphorbiaceae (in deference to the type genus), not just to members of the genus. Some euphorbias are commercially widely available, such as poinsettias at Christmas. Some are commonly cultivated as ornamentals, or collected and highly valued for the aesthetic appearance of their unique...

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60 branches of this group, most-observed first

flowering spurge

speciesEuphorbia corollata

snow-on-the-mountain

speciesEuphorbia marginata

snow-on-the-prairie

speciesEuphorbia bicolor

Grassleaf Spurge

speciesEuphorbia graminea

Mexican shrubby spurge

speciesEuphorbia cotinifolia

False Flowering Spurge

speciesEuphorbia pubentissima

cliff spurge

speciesEuphorbia misera

candelilla

speciesEuphorbia antisyphilitica

pascuita

speciesEuphorbia leucocephala

Carolina ipecac

speciesEuphorbia ipecacuanhae

Cumberland spurge

speciesEuphorbia mercurialina

Lesser Florida Spurge

speciesEuphorbia polyphylla

Baja Spurge

speciesEuphorbia xanti

Euphorbia californica

speciesEuphorbia californica

Curtis's spurge

speciesEuphorbia curtisii

summer spurge

speciesEuphorbia discoidalis

Huachuca Mountain Spurge

speciesEuphorbia macropus

Euphorbia rossiana

speciesEuphorbia rossiana

Coastal Sand Spurge

speciesEuphorbia exserta

Euphorbia sphaerorhiza

speciesEuphorbia sphaerorhiza

Sixangle Spurge

speciesEuphorbia hexagona

Euphorbia schlechtendalii

speciesEuphorbia schlechtendalii

Euphorbia cymosa

speciesEuphorbia cymosa

Hinds Spurge

speciesEuphorbia hindsiana

Euphorbia ceroderma

speciesEuphorbia ceroderma

Euphorbia dioscoreoides

speciesEuphorbia dioscoreoides

Euphorbia ariensis

speciesEuphorbia ariensis

Euphorbia lancifolia

speciesEuphorbia lancifolia

manchineel berry

speciesEuphorbia petiolaris

Wright's Spurge

speciesEuphorbia wrightii

Euphorbia lagunensis

speciesEuphorbia lagunensis

Euphorbia colletioides

speciesEuphorbia colletioides

blackseed spurge

speciesEuphorbia bilobata

Euphorbia subreniformis

speciesEuphorbia subreniformis

Velvet Spurge

speciesEuphorbia innocua

Euphorbia apocynifolia

speciesEuphorbia apocynifolia

Euphorbia montereyana

speciesEuphorbia montereyana

Euphorbia breedlovei

speciesEuphorbia breedlovei

Scarlet-plume

speciesEuphorbia fulgens

Euphorbia viridis

speciesEuphorbia viridis

Euphorbia xalapensis

speciesEuphorbia xalapensis

Euphorbia gentryi

speciesEuphorbia gentryi

panhandle spurge

speciesEuphorbia strictior

Euphorbia insulana

speciesEuphorbia insulana

Euphorbia succedanea

speciesEuphorbia succedanea

Euphorbia misella

speciesEuphorbia misella

Paria spurge

speciesEuphorbia nephradenia

Euphorbia ocymoidea

speciesEuphorbia ocymoidea

Euphorbia mexiae

speciesEuphorbia mexiae

Euphorbia ixtlana

speciesEuphorbia ixtlana

West Indian spurge

speciesEuphorbia oerstediana

Euphorbia acerensis

speciesEuphorbia acerensis

Euphorbia segoviensis

speciesEuphorbia segoviensis

Euphorbia macvaughii

speciesEuphorbia macvaughii

Euphorbia delicatula

speciesEuphorbia delicatula

Euphorbia guadalajarana

speciesEuphorbia guadalajarana

Euphorbia sarcoceras

speciesEuphorbia sarcoceras

Euphorbia francoana

speciesEuphorbia francoana

Euphorbia subpeltata

speciesEuphorbia subpeltata

Euphorbia tricolor

speciesEuphorbia tricolor

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