Euphorbia cyathophora (PROTA)

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Euphorbia cyathophora Murray


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Extracted from Euphorbia heterophylla :

Euphorbia heterophylla and Euphorbia cyathophora Murray, also originating from tropical America, are now regarded as two distinct species, but have not been treated as such in older literature. Therefore much of the older literature cannot be regarded as referring to either of these species. Euphorbia cyathophora is grown as an ornamental, especially in the United States. In Brazil, the red-coloured leaves are used as a dye.


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Accessed 22 December 2024.