Section Anisophyllum explained
What makes a good sandmat observation?
Project statistics
iNaturalist projects:
Euphorbia species of the United States
Euphorbia of Mexico
Sandmats of the World
General recomended external links:
Flora of North America
BONAP (for maps)
Euphorbia PBI
Euphorbia PBI species search
Tropicos (great way to find primary literature sources)
Biodiversity Heritage Library (great way to find primary literature sources)
GBIF (great way to find herbarium records)
Encyclopedia of life (often useful if you can find a good global map)
SEINet (great way to find herbarium records and photos)
Index herbariorum (useful in understanding what the herbarium abbreviations refer to)
United States state specific resources (not comprehensive and in progress)
California:
Jepson eFlora
Calflora
Florida:
Florida Euphorbia species
Atlas of Florida Plants
New Mexico:
The status of the genus Chamaesyce in New Mexico
Texas:
The Weedy Species of Sandmats (Euphorbia sect. Anisophyllum) in Texas
Sandmats (Euphorbia sect. Anisophyllum, previously Chamaesyce) of the Llano Estacado
Australia
Seeds of South Australia
Japan
Weeds of Japan
Iran
Seed and gland morphology in Euphorbia (Euphorbiaceae) with focus on their systematic and phylogenetic importance, a case study in Iranian highlands
Seed morphology of Iranian annual species of
Euphorbia (Euphorbiaceae)
North American list of species (essentially complete)
South American list of species (essentially complete)
Eurasian list of species (not yet available)
African list of species (not yet available)
Australian list of species (essentially complete)
Pacific Islands list of species (not yet available)
Indian Ocean Islands list of species (not yet available)
Atlantic Islands list of species (not yet available)
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