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Smallseeded Sandmat

Euphorbia polycarpa

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Field Notes

Description:

Chamaesyce sp.

Species ID Suggestions

Smallseeded Sandmat

Euphorbia polycarpa
NathanTaylor
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NathanTaylor
The superficially most similar species to this is E. albomarginata which roots at the nodes and has fused stipules on both sides of the stem.

Spotted for Missions

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Flowers of North America
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Fall Into Phenology
Mission
Sonoran Desert - Plants and Animals
Photographed
PublishedJune 4, 2013

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