Scientific Name

Chamaesyce albomarginata (Torr. & A.Gray) Small

Family

Euphorbiaceae

General

A prostrate, creeping perennial that produces numerous tiny white flowers. Typical of dry soils in highly exposed habitats, such as open areas on south-facing slopes.

CI

Found on flat, open habitats, under direct sun (such as south-facing slopes), often along paths or other disturbed habitats.

Starts blooming in late Spring/early Summer, blooming continues through Summer and Fall.

References

See this species on CalFlora.

The Jepson Manual(2012: 712, Chamaesyce by Daryl Koutnik).

Dale (2000: 107).

McAuley (1996: 322).

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Chamaesyce albomarginata along pathway to east of University Glen (19 April 2008).

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Chamaesyce albomarginata along pathway to east of University Glen, CI (19 April 2008).

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Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (28 March 2008).

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Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (5 March 2013).

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Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (8 January 2005).

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Chamaesyce albormarginata on rocky ridge to the north of University Glen and Sage Hall, CI (15 February 2004).

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Chamaesyce albormarginata on rocky ridge to the north of University Glen and Sage Hall, CI (15 February 2004).

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