Euphorbia piscatoria
A shrubby, semi-succulent spurge found only on Madeira, where it grows on sunny coastal cliffs and dry lowland slopes. It wants strong sun, a mild frost-free winter and a dry summer; like all spurges its milky sap is irritant.
Where it grows wild
Dry, sunny coastal cliffs, rocky slopes and scrub in the lowlands of Madeira, exposed to salt-laden ocean air.
Recorded from 10 to about 640 m, median about 190 m; it is mainly a coastal and lowland plant.
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