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Ei:PHORBIACB^ 



O Euphorbia Chamaesyce. L. 



Cultivated land, i-oadsides. 

 Jledit. region, -Caucasus. 



June-September. 



'_>, Euphorbia Characias. L. B. t. 56. 



Dry places, banks, walls etc. 

 Medit. region. 



ilarcli-Mii y. 



fl Euphorbia dendroides. L. B. t. 53 A. 



Dry rooky places. 



Medit. region. 



This is one of the most peculiar plants of our Flora 

 forming a shrub several feet high, loosing its leaves 

 during the sumraer. It begins to thrive again at 

 the end of September. It only grows on the lime- 

 stone rocks between Nice and La Mortola. 



March-Ma\-. 



* O Euphorbia exigua. L. 



A common weed on cultivated land. 

 Temperate Europe, Caucasus, Asia Elinor, N. Africa. 



Ma^--Septembei'. 



Q Euphorbia falcata. L. 



(_;ommon on cultivated soil. 



Central and Stli. Europe, (.)rient, N. Africa. 



June-September. 



* O Euphorbia helioscppia- L. 



C'Ommon on cultivated soil, waste places etc. 

 Euroj^e, X. Asia. 



May-Juh-. 



