Euphorbia lateriflora
A West and Central African shrub with thick, somewhat succulent green stems and leaves clustered near the branch tips, found on rocky hills and savanna and often planted as a hedge. It needs sun, warmth and a pronounced dry season.
Where it grows wild
Rocky outcrops, inselbergs and savanna woodland in the Guinea–Sudanian zone, frequently near villages where it is planted.
Recorded at 150–1250 m, median about 1200 m (many records from the Cameroon and Adamawa highlands).
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