Toxicity is documented in most members of the genus Euphorbia. Individuals sensitive to latex are known to have strong reactions, including dermatitis and anaphylaxis, to the latex exuded by this plant.eaves are mainly 2-4 lobed and 4â7 cm long by 1.5â3 cm wide. Their contrast with the lower dark green leaves gives this euphorbia most of its common names. The stalk exudes a toxic milky white latex. The cyathia or false flowers, are located in clusters at the head of the stalk and are yellowish green.
BGP uses TCP/IP to communicate between routers (any devices exchanging routing information.) The information exchanged is used by the BGP peers, to better choose the way they choose where to send, (aka, next-hop) packets that they need to transmit.
Based on your question, I'm guessing that you are new to networking and just require a high-level answer. To oversimplify: 1  BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is used at the edge of your network to connect your network to the Internet. 2  OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is used internally inside your network.t the edge of your network, you would use routers to map BGP to OSPF and vice-versa. Routing is not a simple topic-you should plan to spend a lot of time studying and designing your solution. There are also other protocols available such as RIP, IS-IS and IGRP which may be more suitable for your requirements.