Euphorbiaceae (2)

Euphorbiaceae, also known as the spurge family, is a large family of flowering plants with about 7,500 species. This diverse family includes a wide range of forms, from herbs and shrubs to trees and succulents. Euphorbiaceae is known for its milky sap and unique flower structure. The family includes the poinsettia, castor oil plant, and rubber tree. These plants are found worldwide, and many species are used for their ornamental, medicinal, and industrial properties.