Euphorbia hispida Boiss., Cent. Euphorb. 8 1860. (Syn: Chamaesyce emodi (Hook.f.) Soják; Chamaesyce hispida (Boiss.) V.S.Raju & P.N.Rao; Euphorbia calliadena Engelm. ex Boiss. [Illegitimate]; Euphorbia emodi Hook.f.);
Euphorbia hispida from Kashmir University Botanical Garden: Euphorbia hispida Boissier, Cent. Euphorb. 8. 1860. syn: Euphorbia emodi Hook. f. A very distinctive species, a prostrate or decumbent hispid annual herb; stipules linear; leaves opposite, almost sessile, softly hairy on both surfaces, base obliquely rounded, margin sharply serrulate; cyathia solitary axillary or on short leafy shoots; glands 4, purplish, rounded-ovate with a broad white appendage; capsule strongly keeled, sparsely hairy. Photographed from Kashmir University Botanical garden, growing along lawn borders and neglected areas. Photographed in August, 2011. Euphorbiaceae Fortnight: Euphorbia hispida from Kashmir University Botanical Garden-GS-31: Attachments (4). 4 posts by 3 authors. Euphorbia hispida Boissier, Cent. Euphorb. 8. 1860. syn: Euphorbia emodi Hook. f. A very distinctive species, a prostrate or decumbent hispid annual herb; stipules linear; leaves opposite, almost sessile, softly hairy on both surfaces, base obliquely rounded, margin sharply serrulate; cyathia solitary axillary or on short leafy shoots; glands 4, purplish, rounded-ovate with a broad white appendage; capsule strongly keeled, sparsely hairy. Photographed from Kashmir University Botanical garden, growing along lawn borders and neglected areas. Photographed in August, 2011. Yes, this is Euphorbia hispida Boiss. References: |
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