White Wildflower
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Name: Chamaesyce
polycarpa (Euphorbia polycarpa) Common Name: Smallseed Sandmat Flower Color: White to reddish Plant Type: Herb, Annual, Perennial Height: Often to only 4 inches (10 cm) tall or less Date Observed: March 20, 2004 Notes: The tiny flowers have 4, petal-like, often scalloped appendages, each with a red to black gland at their base. The plants are prostrate to erect and glabrous to hairy. The similar C. albomarginata and C. serpens have white stipules at the leaf bases. |
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