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Evergreen shrub, hermaphrodite (rarely gynodioecious), up to 1 m in height, sometimes up to 1.5 m, upright, sparsely ramose. Stems glabrous, usually bare as the leaves appear in dense rosettes at the end of the stems. Bark of the oldest part of the stems chestnut in colour and slightly fissured; bark of younger stems and...