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Euphorbia jolkinii
is a perennial herb 30-50cm in height that inhabits rocky areas on
seashores. It forms colonial clusters with well-developed rhizomes
that penetrate deep into cracks. The stems are thick, and the
alternate leaves are dense, 4-7cm long, with long-oblong or
oblanceolate shapes. The stems set some leaves in a whorl on their
ends, radiate branches in all directions from leaf axils, and bear
ochathiums (cup-shaped inflorescences) with yellow flowers. Bloom
time: April-June. |