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Tragia mitis

Botanic Family

Euphorbiaceae

Author

Hochstetter & A. Richard

Common Names

Geographical Habitats

• Cameroon
• Eritraea
• Ethiopia
• Somalia
• Sudan
• Zimbabwe

Natural Habitats

• Understorey of riverine forest & thicket
• lakeshore thicket
• thickets
• forest margins
• montane areas

Flowering Times

Fruiting Times

Twining herb with puberulous stems without stinging hairs, leaves with serrate margins puberulous both surfaces 110mm x 75mm, terminal racemes with puberulous bracts & bracteoles 2mm long, male flowers with 3 puberulous sepals, female calyx with 6 segments, hirsute capsule 8mm across

Further References

• Jstor : APD
• The Plant List 2
• FOTA
• Kew