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Shrub, evergreen, hermaphrodite, spinescent, up to 2(3) m in height, although stems can be longer than 5 m. Stems can be ± climbing or creeping. In the latter case, when they touch the ground they can root in autumn and give rise to new plants, thus forming impenetrable prickly thickets over the years. Turion stems...