SÜDLƏYƏN (QROSSHEYM
SÜDLƏYƏNI) - EUPHORBIACEAE JUSS (EUPHORBIA GROSSHEIMII PROKH) - SPURGE (ENG)
Family |
EUPHORBIACEAE |
Genus species
var. |
Euphorbia grossheimii Prokh. |
Territory |
Transcaucasus (Republic of Azerbaijan), Southern Azerbaijan (Iran) -
dry, rocky slopes |
Altitude |
montánní |
Description |
leaves
alternate, narrowly linear, 2-3cm, sharply dentate, bracts similar,
capsules globular, smooth |
Size |
5-10cm |
Color |
yellow |
Bloom |
summer |
Type |
tuft |
Cultivation |
sunny,
dry, rock crevices, protection against winter wet |
alpine
house, poor, drained soil, sun |
Propagation |
seed in
winter, germ. 1-3 months, 18-21°C |
cuttings in late spring and late summer |
Euphorbia is one of the
endangered and rare plants of Azerbaijan, and it
is listed in the Red Book.
Euphorbia plant is found around Nakhchyvan (Nakhichevan) and Julfa.
It grows mostly at the foot
of mountains and hillsides. Today we import this plant from Southern Azerbaijan
(territory of Iran) where it is more abundantly available. Alum is used as a
mordant to dye the wool with euphorbia. To get very beautiful golden yellow
color, some madder and pomegranate skins are added together with Südleyen -
Euphorbia. |
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Handspun wool dyed with Euphorbia
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