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Subshrub up to 1 m in height, usually with stems and branches clearly woody, ascending or decumbent, glabrescent or with very short applied hairs, silvery. Leaves alternate, sessile, trifoliolate, with stipules as large as the leaflets, forming groups of (3)4-5 linear leaflets, sericeous on both sides, increasing in size towards the top of the plant....