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Shrub, small in size, usually less than 50 cm in arid areas and under intensive grazing, but in areas with better soils and climate it can reach up to 80(100) cm, erect or suberect, woody base, tortuous. Lower branches rigid, erect or ± divaricate, bark greyish striated lengthwise. Branchlets whitish, glabrous or slightly villous. Leaves...