Assertion: birch's bark | /r/HasProperty | white
Facets:
value: nearly
type: DEGREE
value: as the white-barked birches
type: OTHER
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: with black fissures
type: OTHER
value: in others
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in older trees
type: LOCATION
value: brightly so
type: DEGREE
value: with horizontal lenticels
type: OTHER
value: with a flaky, peeling texture
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Bark: White and peeling in horizontal strips.
text: The bark of mature trees is silvery-white but with black, diamond-shaped patches near the base.
text: The bark of the tree is silvery white, with a flaky, peeling texture that is reminiscent of the paper birch (Betula papyrifera).
text: Bark of the birch can be white, grey, yellow, silver or black in color.
text: A birch has smooth, resinous, varicoloured or white bark, marked by horizontal pores (lenticels), which usually peels horizontally in thin sheets, especially on young trees.
text: Bark of the birch can be white, grey, yellow, silver or black in color.
text: Plant has thin, papery bark which is very shiny, reddish brown, reddish white, or white, with horizontal lenticels.
text: The bark can be orange, white or silver.
text: The bark of the gray birch (Betula populifolia Marsh.) is white but does not pull away from the trunk like the bark of paper birch.
text: Unlike other birches that have white barks, the river birch's bark is reddish brown and curls and peels naturally, adding visual interest to the plant.
text: The bark of the tree is white and peels slightly and turns black as it ages.
text: In older trees, the bark is white, commonly brightly so, flaking in fine horizontal strips to reveal a pinkish or salmon-colored inner bark.  
text: The tree's wood has very little commercial value but is extremely popular as an ornamental tree that features salmon-cream to brownish bark that peels to reveal a creamy white inner bark that can be nearly as white as the white-barked birches.
text: The thin bark is variable on this species and may be very white or more brownish in color..
text: Depending upon the type of birch, the bark can be white, silver or variations of both, developing dark gray to black markings or horizontal streaks of gray as the tree ages; the bark on older trees is much darker than on young trees.
text: Mature bark is white or bronze-white, peeling in thin layers.
text: The bark of aspen trees is smooth and white, marked only occasionally by stark black knots or scarring.
text: Cully', often sold as HERITAGE, is a vigorous, fast-growing, medium-sized tree which can be grown as either a single trunk or multi-stemmed tree and features salmon-cream to brownish bark which exfoliates to reveal a creamy white inner bark that can be nearly as white as the white-barked birches.
text: The bark is white with black fissures.
text: The bark is white with black fissures.
text: The bark is white and smooth and is covered with lines of raised pores or lenticels
text: Bark of poplar tree can be white, light green, brownish or grey in color.
text: Identified in winter by: bark which is white all year round and twigs that are softly hairy to the touch.
text: The bark of mature trees is white when mature, and dark reddish-brown when young, and peels in paper-like strips.
text: The bark is white and smooth with slight exfoliation when mature.
text: The scaly bark is grayish brown in some species and almost white in others.
text: The paper birch features white bark that will peel in strips on the older specimens, which can contrast greatly when the tree grows in front of evergreens, for example.
text: Growing up to 70 feet high, it has striking white bark which peels away from the trunk in strips.
text: Silver birch is often planted in parks and gardens, grown for its white bark and gracefully drooping shoots, sometimes even in warmer-than-optimum places such as Los Angeles and Sydney.
text: Silver birch is often planted in parks and gardens, grown for its white bark and gracefully drooping shoots, sometimes even in warmer-than-optimum places such as Los Angeles and Sydney.
text: Their white bark does not peel like other birches.
text: Paper birch trees provide a year-round show with their green leaves starkly contrasted against their white bark.
text: Paper birch trees provide a year-round show with their green leaves starkly contrasted against their white bark.