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Euphorbia supina
is an annual native of North America, ordinarily seen on
roadsides or fields in various districts. Stems grow
10-20cm long, creeping on the ground and spreading.
Leaves are of opposite phyllotaxis, 0.7-1cm long, long
oblong, and have prominent dark purple taches on the
surfaces. Leaf pairs are significantly uneven at the
bases of the plants. Cyathium inflorescences appear at
the leaf axils on the upper parts. Bloom time:
June-September. |