Plants of
South Australia
Genus: Euphorbia  47 species.( )
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Euphorbiaceae
 Euphorbia australis var. erythrantha
 Euphorbia australis var. subtomentosa
 Euphorbia biconvexa
 Euphorbia centralis
 Euphorbia clandestina ?e
 Euphorbia cyathophora ?e
 Euphorbia cyparissias *
Cypress Spurge
 Euphorbia dallachyana
Caustic Weed
Mat Spurge
 Euphorbia
  sp. Damparanie Creek (F.J.Badman 6660)
 Euphorbia davidii *
Toothed Spurge
 Euphorbia dendroides *
Tree Spurge
 Euphorbia drummondii
Caustic Weed
 Euphorbia exigua *
Dwarf Spurge
 Euphorbia falcata *
Caustic Creeper
Sickle-leaf Spurge
 Euphorbia ferdinandi var. appendiculata
 Euphorbia ferdinandi var. ferdinandi
Ferdinand's Spurge
 Euphorbia ferdinandi
    var. saxosiplaniticola
 Euphorbia flindersica
Flinders Ranges Spurge
 Euphorbia helioscopia *
Sun Spurge
 Euphorbia heterophylla ?e
 Euphorbia hirta ?e
Hairy Spurge
Asthma Plant
 Euphorbia hyssopifolia *
 Euphorbia inappendiculata
    var. queenslandica
 Euphorbia lathyris *
Caper Spurge
 Euphorbia maculata *
Eyebane
 Euphorbia marginata ?e
Snow-on-the-mountains
Ghost Weed
 Euphorbia multifaria
 Euphorbia oblongata ?e
Balkan Spurge
Oblong Spurge
 Euphorbia papillata var. papillata
 Euphorbia paralias *
Sea Spurge
 Euphorbia parvicaruncula
Rough-seeded Spurge
 Euphorbia peplus *
Radium Plant
Petty Spurge
 Euphorbia porcata
 Euphorbia prostrata *
Prostrate Spurge
Red Caustic Weed
 Euphorbia segetalis *
Short-stem Carnation Weed
Cornfields Spurge
 Euphorbia serpens *
Creeping Caustic-weed
Matted Sandmat
 Euphorbia stevenii
Bottletree Caustic
Bottletree Spurge
 Euphorbia tannensis ssp. eremophila
Bottle Tree Caustic
Desert Spurge
 Euphorbia terracina *
Terracina Spurge
False Caper
 Euphorbia thelephora var. australis
 Euphorbia thelephora var. rugosa
 Euphorbia thelephora var. thelephora
 Euphorbia
  sp. Tomkinson Ranges (D.J.E.Whibley 6741)
 Euphorbia trigonosperma
 Euphorbia verrucitesta
 Euphorbia victoriensis
 Euphorbia wheeleri
Wheeler's Spurge
We acknowledge the contributions of the South Australian Seed Conservation Centre, the Botanic Gardens of South Australia, and the Department for Environment and Water.