Entirely dioecious evergreen shrub with a compact, slow-growing habit, belonging to the Myrsinaceae family and native to the African continent. Thickly branched and woody from the base, it develops thin greyish stems with a vertical ascending bearing which over time make the plant take on a globular, rounded appearance, around 2 m tall and a little less large. The leaves, small and alternate on the branches, are simple.
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