Euphorbia (Chamaesyce) serpens

Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck!

Cut it out Ray!

Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck!

Ray!

All righty then. I was exercisin' my wit.

Yepper. That ye were. Do ye ever do it like this? Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck, knucklehead.

Yepper. If I be especially fired up. Ye know, even though Curly appeared to be a lard ass, he was nary a glutton.

Ye are indubitable in that spell Ray. Fer a man that would run in circles while reclinin' upon the substrate requires much sustenance beyond the ordinary and extra paddin, to boot.

Yepper. But on to the spurge du jour ere we ferget oursevles in merriment.

That's right fer we be off adventurin' in the late hours of the post dawn and must rest up, properly. Sooooooooooooo, load em up.

All righty then. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck, knuckleheads.


Lemme see, North Corpus Christi Beach, Nueces County, 1995. This one's a dang node rooter and had not a few rooted nodes prior to its untimely demise in that particular iteration it was enduring prior to its unlucky association with me. One of the pictures located in close proximity to these parts indicates the glands with appendages, appendaged, and also provides a nice view of a stipule er two. The other shows part of a seed partially encumbered by its capsule. Yet agin, seeds were hard to come by, not least a shy and stealthy seed that bounded off before I could take its picture.

Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck. Been there, done that Crumby.

Me three, Ray. Me three.