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