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Anisotomous branching: the main stem is horizontal and long-creeping, whereas the lateral ones are erect and shorter. Only the laterals bear strobilis, at which point they usually stop growth and die back.
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(contact: dws[at]nybg.org)
[ref. DOL5883]
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