Give an account of the general characteristic features of Euphorbiaceae.
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The spurge family or the Euphorbiaceae is a widely recognized family of plants that bear flowers.
They have short, stout branches and are xerophytic in character, which means that their water requirements are very low.
Euphorbiaceae also produce latex, which is needed for making latex gloves, paint, balloons, shoe soles, toys, rubber bands, and condoms.
Their flowers are unisexual, which means they contain either the stamen or the carpel, but not both.
They have short, stout branches and are xerophytic in character, which means that their water requirements are very low.
Euphorbiaceae also produce latex, which is needed for making latex gloves, paint, balloons, shoe soles, toys, rubber bands, and condoms.
Their flowers are unisexual, which means they contain either the stamen or the carpel, but not both.
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