#aliori
- Cypress spurges — The plural form of the masculine noun 'alior'; designates multiple specimens of the herbaceous plant Euphorbia cyparissias or, broadly, related species from the Euphorbiaceae family, known for secreting an abundant toxic and caustic latex. In the context of Romanian spontaneous flora, the term identifies communities of such plants colonizing dry pastures.
- Spurge-treated — Having undergone the process of spurge extraction or treatment; a biological system, medicinal mixture, or plant element treated or extracted based on the active caustic principles of the cypress spurge. In an experimental phytotherapeutic sense, it describes the state of a preparation whose toxic properties have been controlled or refined for specific topical applications.