Euphorbia gabizan-아미산

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euphorbia gabizan

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Description: Euphorbia cv. Cocklebur, more commonly know as Euphorbia x japonica, is a dwarf interesting hybrid involving Euphorbia susannae and Euphorbia bupleurifolia. It has a thickened root merging into a short caudex partly underground with several ananas-like branches arising from the crown. It shows intermediate characteristic from both the parents.
Roots: Strong napiform (turnip-like).
Branches: Spherical 2-5 cm long and 4 cm in diameter pine-cone-like with a geometrically-neat tubercled surface, the tubercles (tuberculiform corky scars occasioned by falling away of the old leaves) are prominent olive-green to dark reddish-brown up to 3 mm hight and crowded spiral series imbilicated in the centre giving a reticulate appearance to the surface. The crown is slightly depressed
Leaves: Deciduous borne in wet season and falling in the dry season, lanceolate, erecto-patent, willow -like, narrow or large, in dens tufts on the stems apex, 3-5 cm long by about 5-7 mm, not succulent, light green, making it look like a palm tree or a pineapple.
Leaves: Green leaves to 1 cm long in branch apices.

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