Euphorbia motuogensis
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.527.2.3 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03CE87D5-D05F-FFC0-FF21-81059D9F69A3 |
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Plazi |
scientific name |
Euphorbia motuogensis |
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Key to the species of Euphorbbia motuogensis View in CoL , E. sikkimensis , E. stracheyi , E. wallichii and E. rapulum .
1a. Cyathia with 5 equal-sized glands and pileous stem ................................................................................................... E. motuogensis View in CoL
1b. Cyathia with 4 equal-sized glands and glabrous or puberulent stem .................................................................................................2
2a. Involucral leaves intensely colored, yellow or purplish.....................................................................................................................3
2b. Involucral leaves usually green, without conspicuous pigment .........................................................................................................4
3a. Stems usually in clusters; involucral leaves yellow, caruncle yellow ........................................................................... E. sikkimensis View in CoL
3b. Stems usually solitary; involucral leaves often flushed dark purplish abaxially, sometimes brownish yellow, caruncle yellow........ ........................................................................................................................................................................................... E. stracheyi View in CoL
4a. Root usually ± swollen, radishlike, seeds ovoid-terete ....................................................................................................... E.rapulum View in CoL
4b. Root terete, seeds angulate-terete...................................................................................................................................... E. wallichii View in CoL
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