Key Identification Features
- It can typically be found in desert or dry shrubland habitats, and it is distinguished by its unique leaf arrangement.
- 5 mm, rarely reaching 11 mm by 6 mm, have blunt non-pointed tips, have a slightly to distinctly greyish glaucous appearance, and are borne on 1 mm stalks.
- Its trunk is typically crooked, covered in pale grey smooth bark that features some pustules and lenticels.
- Its stems are usually around 50 cm tall, rarely reaching up to 170 cm, and are distinctly arching.
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