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Subshrub, evergreen, hermaphrodite, up to 1 m in height, sometimes even taller. Stems clearly woody at the base, tortuous, branched, erect or extended almost at ground level and then lifting upwards, with greyish bark that peels off into longitudinal strips; flower stems very erect, slender and straight, tetragonal in cross section, with hairs and glands...