shrubby, low, branched; stems or branches decumbent, rigid, pallid, glabrous; branchlets alternate, opposite or crowded, patent, erect or ascending, glandular-papillose, densely leafy, slender, somewhat rigid, 1–2 in. long; leaves fasciculate, oval-oblong, rounded, scarcely or but little narrowed at the base, entire, revolute at the margin, rather thick or fleshy, minutely sessile-glandular, sessile, 1/20– 1/12 in. long, 1/50– 1/40 in. broad; flowers axillary and subterminal, about 1/3 in. long, several; peduncles glandular-puberulous, 1/6– 1/3 in. long; calyx 1/7 in. long in flower, 1/6– 1/5 in. long in fruit, glandular-viscid, deeply 5-lobed; segments oblong or sublinear, obtuse; corolla-tube somewhat glandular outside, subcylindrical, rather slender, gradually and slightly dilated upward, a little curved above; lobes oval-oblong, 1/8– 1/7 in. long, broadly emarginate; stamens included; style slender, minutely papillose, about 1/6 in. long; capsule ovoid-conical, glistening with small sessile glands, 1/5 in. long. null
