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Shrub, deciduous, with numerous stems, ± erect or arched, slightly or not climbing, up to 3(6) m in height, reaching even larger sizes when growing in humid soils in dense forests or along walls or rocky outcrops. Stems glabrous, usually green, with strong prickles, short and hooked with decurrent base, sparse, all homogeneous. Leaves with...