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Subshrub or small shrub that can reach up to 0.5 m in height, with green herbaceous parts that blacken slightly when dry. Stems decumbent-ascending, lignified and very ramose from the base, with branches from the current year whitish, somewhat pubescent, erect. Leaves alternate, tightly arranged or in dense axillary fascicles, subcylindrical, with pronounced angles (keeled),...