A gardener in NC Arkansas had a green-stemmed plant with razor-sharp briars growing thick along a creek. No leaves at the time. Thorns every inch, almost impossible to grab. They were controlling it with machete and shrub shears. No photos.
The only guess is trifoliate orange, a non-edible, cold-hardy orange used as rootstock for other oranges. The expert provided a Google Images link for trifoliate orange.
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