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Spurge

Spurge comprises a diverse family of plants, often recognized by their unique glandular structures and frequently producing milky latex. These features serve as adaptive mechanisms for survival in varied environments, potentially deterring herbivores with the latex's toxic properties. Morphologically, spurge exhibits forms ranging from herbaceous plants to substantial trees and succulents, adjusting structure to thrive in their respective habitats.

Scientific classification

Family

Spurge (Euphorbiaceae)

Nances, spurges, willows and allies

Vascular plants

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20 - 41 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Genus

Gymnanthes Muricococcum Alchornea Cleidion Hevea Chrozophora Plukenetia Macaranga Claoxylon Cleidiocarpon Aleurites Cassava Sandbox trees Givotia Cnidoscolus

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