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Chamaesyce serpens  (KUNTH) SMALL

Fam.: Euphorbiaceae / Spurge Fam.

Synon.:  Euphorbia serpens  KUNTH

Genus:  Chamaesyce  GRAY,  Euphorbia  L.

Authors:
	KUNTH:		Karl Sigismund Kunth (1788 - 1850), German botanist who described many of the plants which HUMBOLDT brought from Southern America
	SMALL:		John Kunkel Small (1869 - 1938), botanist in USA
	GRAY:		Samuel Frederick Gray (1766 - 1828), British pharmacologist and botanist
	L.:		Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals

Etymology:
	Chamaesyce:		chamai = low, sykon = fig
	serpens:		to curl
	Euphorbia:		Euforbos, physician of king Juba II. of Mauritania (1st century BC), found a healing Euphorbia

Fig. 1:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 2:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 3:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 4:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 5:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 6:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 7:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Mannheim 24.9.2018

Fig. 8:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 9:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 10:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 11:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 12:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 13:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 14:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 15:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 16:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 17:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 18:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge D Heidelberg 30.7.2009

Fig. 19:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge E Sangüesa 18.8.2011

Fig. 20:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge E Sangüesa 18.8.2011

Fig. 21:  Chamaesyce serpens / Matted Sandmat, Creeping Spurge E Sangüesa 18.8.2011

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