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Shrub, up to 1(2.5) in height, deciduous, hermaphrodite, very ramose, with flexuous branches, at first erect, then extended, often pendulous. Stems and old branches with reddish bark and, once it peels off, very bright. Young branchlets with applied hairs, giving them a whitish appearance, although they are promptly caducous. Leaves 3-6 cm, imparipinnate, with 7-11...