id of this Euphorbia sp

[S Kasim .]

Dear all,

Pl help me to identify this Euphorbia sp.

Prostrate, branch, hispid, cyathia upto 3-5 in the axile, leaf prominently serrate, cyathia hairy,  4 glands, appendages not prominent.

Observed at Radhapuram, Tamil Nadu.

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S  Kasim

F1- 31, Thendral Nagar, 4th Street

Kallikuppam

Ambattur

Chennai-600053

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks, Kasim ji 

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[Tapas Chakrabarty]

This appears to be E. granulata in all respects except that I do not see the conspicuous gynophore. The styles are united at base into a column, unlike E. granulata (having free styles). 

I am awaiting the expert opinion from Balakrishnan Sir.

Thanking you.

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks, Tapas ji 

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks, Balakrishnan ji 

On Sun 27 May, 2018, 12:05 PM Nambiyath Balakrishnan, <npba...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear friends

This appears to be Euphorbia granulata Forssk. 

Please check the characters in my revision.

With regards

Balakrishnan

27 May 2018

[S Kasim .]

Thanks to all.

with regards.

Thanks, Balakrishnan ji 

Thanks, Kasim ji 

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S M Kasim

F1- 31, Thedral Nagar, 4th Street

Kallikuppam

Ambattur

Chennai-600053

[Nathan Taylor]

This appears to be E. thymifolia as well.  Note the fruits included within the cyathia at maturity.  The straight hairs on new growth are a little atypical, but notice that hairs on lower parts of the stem are more typical.  It appears that this plant may not be getting as much sun as it would like.  This often effects the color and growth of the plants.

Thanks, Balakrishnan ji 

Thanks, Kasim ji 

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[J.M. Garg]

This appears to be E. thymifolia as well.  Note the fruits included within the cyathia at maturity.  The straight hairs on new growth are a little atypical, but notice that hairs on lower parts of the stem are more typical.  It appears that this plant may not be getting as much sun as it would like.  This often effects the color and growth of the plants.

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