Euphorbia lophogona
A Malagasy shrublet with thick, winged and fringed stems topped by a rosette of large dark leaves and pink or white cyathia. Unlike most succulent euphorbias it comes from humid coastal forest and littoral scrub at sea level, so it wants warmth, steady moisture and bright shade rather than desert treatment.
Where it grows wild
Most wild records cluster in littoral forest and coastal scrub near Tolagnaro in the far southeast, with others along the humid east coast. It grows on sandy or rocky ground under or at the edge of forest.
Recorded at 0 to 100 m, median 10 m.
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