Plants of this species reach a height of 30–35 cm and possess large, light-green, corrugated leaves. The species is predominantly dioecious, which means the presence of separate male and female individuals, although bisexual forms are also encountered.
The berries are small with a mass of 3–5 g, have a spherical shape, a delicate taste, and a characteristic musky aroma. The plant is noted for its winter hardiness and endurance. The species is rarely found in cultivation, has no industrial significance, and is used by enthusiasts or in breeding to create hybrids.
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