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Genus composed of about 60 species from the Old World, of which 16 are found in North Africa, distributed throughout the area. They are mostly annual or perennial herbaceous plants. Only L. arborescens can be considered shrubby with a height exceeding 1 m. There are two other woody species (at least at the base), thorny...