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candelabrum tree

plant, Euphorbia species
Also known as: Euphorbia candelabrum
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  • spurge
    spurge
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    …such as candelabrum tree (E. candelabrum) and E. nyikae from East Africa, as well as spined and angled succulent shrubs such as cow’s horn (E. grandicornis) from southern Africa and mottled spurge (E. lactea) from the East Indies, both of which are grown as hedges in areas with a…

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    …such as candelabrum tree (E. candelabrum) and E. nyikae from East Africa, as well as spined and angled succulent shrubs such as cow’s horn (E. grandicornis) from southern Africa and mottled spurge (E. lactea) from the East Indies, both of which are grown as hedges in areas with a…

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