Euphorbia classenii
A rare succulent Euphorbia known from a few collections in southeastern Kenya. Like its East African relatives it most likely grows among rocks or in dry bushland under strong light, with two rainy seasons a year. Little is published, so advice follows related spiny succulent euphorbias.
Where it grows wild
Probably dry bushland or rocky ground in the Tsavo–Taita lowlands, typical of the region's succulent euphorbias; species-specific habitat details were not found.
No elevation records; the single climate site is at about 700 m.
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