Euphorbia nana

Acaulescent with inflorence before the leaves. Shoots bright red and cymes divided three times.     

Euphorbia nana (Euphorbiaceae) : 7 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1)

if it is what i think it is, it should form a beautiful caudex.
does it//did it

Thanks to the people conserving it.
The earlier name was Euphorbia panchganiensis Blatt. & Mc Cann synonymysed with it now.
Mentioned in Red Data Book of Indian Plants Vol-3:122-123 as rare.
Earlier known from Maharashtra as E.panchganiensis but now known from Western Himalaya too.
Thanks for showing this rare species Sir!
I never saw it in Uttarakhand during last two and a half decade.

I knew it as a Euphorbia panchganiensis
so i had googled it middle of the nite and was surprised to see name nana
what makes people change an obviously indian origin name to a nondescript name like nana
this is what i dont understand 

It is restoration of correct name rather than intentional name changing.
This plant was first described by Royle in 1836. Later Blatter and Mc Cann also described the same plant (obviously collected from Maharashtra) in 1931 without knowing that it is already described.
ICN (International Code of Nomenclature for Algae, Fungi and Plants) simply says that earliest legitimate name will only be the correct name so that due credit is given to the author describing the species first.
The case remained unnoticed but now sorted out; credit now to Royle who introduced this plant to science first..
The epithet “nana” indicate small nature of plant.
Botanists (particularly Taxonomists) have a large set of rules (ICN) for naming plants and they follow it. Some of them keep searching history of names and correcting them throughout their research career.