Chamaesyce ocellata (Dur. & Hilg.) Millsp.  
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Contura Creek sandmat,  more...
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Plant: Annual; stem prostrate, glabrous to hairy; sap milky Leaves: cauline, opposite, short-petioled, 4-15 mm; stipules separate, thread-like; blade ovate to lanceolate, glabrous to hairy, tip acute to obtuse, margin entire, rolled down INFLORESCENCE: flower-like, generally 1 per node; involucre 1.5-2 mm, obconic to bell-shaped, glabrous to hairy; gland < 1 mm, round, appendage wider than gland or 0 Flowers: Staminate flowers 40-60 generally in 5 clusters around pistillate flower, each flower a stamen; Pistillate flower: 1, central, stalked; ovary chambers 3, ovule 1 per chamber, styles 3, divided 1/2 length Fruit: capsule, 2-2.5 mm, spheric, lobed, glabrous to hairy; Seed 1.5-2 mm, ovoid, widely 3-angled, smooth to shallowly wrinkled, white Misc: Sandy soils; < 800 m.
Chamaesyce ocellata image
Keir Morse  
Chamaesyce ocellata image
Keir Morse  
Chamaesyce ocellata image
Keir Morse  
Chamaesyce ocellata image
Keir Morse  
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