Euphorbia antiquorum, commonly known as the antique spurge, is a species of plant within the Euphorbiaceae family. This plant is native to the warmer regions of Asia, such as India and Thailand, among others.

Euphorbia antiquorum is a succulent, which means it stores water in its leaves, stems, and roots, allowing it to survive in arid conditions. It has thick, triangular branches and small leaves that are often shed during periods of drought.

The flowers of Euphorbia antiquorum, like other Euphorbias, are small and typically lack petals. They are instead surrounded by brightly colored bracts, which are leaf-like structures that can often be mistaken for the flower itself. The actual flowers are unisexual and are typically grouped into what are called cyathia.

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