What other names and elegant titles does the Croton have?

Other names for the Croton
The Croton generally refers to the variegated croton, and is also commonly called: variegated laurel.
Morphological characteristics of the Croton
The leaves are leathery, with bright, glossy colors. The leaves contain anthocyanins, appearing in single colors or in mixtures of green, yellow, white, orange, red, pink, scarlet, and purple.
The Croton gets its name from the shape and color of its leaves. Its leaf shapes include lanceolate, ovate, and elliptical, as well as wavy and twisted forms, and so on. Its leaf colors include bright green, white, gray, red, light red, deep red, purple, yellow, yellow-red, and so on.
The uses of the Croton
The Croton has densely growing branches and leaves and is a famous foliage tree species. It is a common potted plant in the north, used to decorate desks, arrange meeting venues, and adorn halls.
Although the Croton is beautiful, its milky sap is toxic. If ingested by mistake, symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea may occur. Therefore, extra care should be taken when admiring it.