Euphorbia duseimata
A dwarf Euphorbia of the southern Kalahari and Griqualand West, with a thick rootstock and short, fleshy stems. It grows in hot, sunny, dry grassland with summer rain and a cold, very dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded at about 1,050–1,400 m in the Northern Cape, North West Province and Botswana. This is semi-arid savanna and grassland on sandy or calcrete soils, where it likely grows among grasses or under low shrubs. The microhabitat is inferred from the genus.
Climate sites at about 1,060–1,400 m; few records carry an elevation.
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