Euphorbia intisy
A leafless, pencil-stemmed shrub or small tree of the spiny forest of southern Madagascar, once tapped for rubber. It is a full-sun, heat-loving succulent that grows in the warm, wetter months and rests through the cooler, drier season.
Where it grows wild
Dry forest and spiny thicket (Madagascar spiny forests ecoregion) on sandy or rocky soils in the south and southwest.
Recorded at 15–1,600 m, median 142 m; mostly lowland near the coast.
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