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A familia contén unha gran variedade de [[filotoxinas]]s, principalmente [[Terpeno|diterpeno]] [[éster]]es, [[alcaloide]]s, [[glicósido]] e toxinas do tipo [[rícino]].
Un [[zume]] leitoso ou [[látex]] é característico das subfamilias [[Euphorbioideae]] e [[Crotonoideae]] que é pozoñento na primeira <ref>Chittaranjan Kol ''Wild Crop Relatives: Genomic and Breeding Resources: Plantation and Ornamental Crops''. Springer (2011), p. 127 </ref>pero incocuo en Crotonoideae <ref>D. J. Mabberley ''Mabberley's Plant-Book:A Portable Dictionary of Plants, Their Classification and Uses''. Cambridge University Press (2008), p. 326</ref>. '''White mangrove''' (''[[Excoecaria]] agallocha''), or '''Blind-Your-Eye Mangrove''' sap causes blistering on contact and temporary blindness if it contacts the eyes. Other common names are '''Milky Mangrove''', '''Buta Buta''' ([[Malay language|Malay]]), '''Gewa''' ([[Bengali Language|Bangladesh]]). The sap of [[spurge]] was used as a [[laxative]].
Recent molecular studies have shown that the enigmatic family [[Rafflesiaceae]], which was only recently recognized to belong to order [[Malpighiales]], is derived from within Euphorbiaceae (Davis et al. 2007).
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