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).
Chamaesyce albomarginata along pathway to east of University Glen (19 April 2008).
Chamaesyce albomarginata along pathway to east of University Glen, CI (19 April 2008).
Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (28 March 2008).
Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (5 March 2013).
Chamaesyce albomarginata on hillside to south of University Glen, CI (8 January 2005).
Chamaesyce albormarginata on rocky ridge to the north of University Glen and Sage Hall, CI (15 February 2004).
Chamaesyce albormarginata on rocky ridge to the north of University Glen and Sage Hall, CI (15 February 2004).