Euphorbia pilosa in Valley of Flowers
Euphorbia pilosa is a much branched, milky latex bearing tall herb of 40-80 cm. Leaves are alternate, elliptic-oblong to narrow elliptic. Infloroscence with flowers in heads having cup shaped bracts which encircles the male flowers, each with one stamen that surround a single female flower. Female flowers are three chambered, stalked ovary.
English Name | NOT AVAILABLE |
Local Name | Chounpalu, Chuplya |
Family | Euphorbiaceae(Castor Family) |
Flowering time | May to September |
Habitat | Very common at waysides and shrubberies. |
Uses | Roots have laxative and emetic properties. |
Location in the Valley of flowers | It is mainly found at the helipad ground. |
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