Assertion: aster's stem | /r/HasProperty | single
Facets:
value: from the base
type: LOCATION
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, mostly erect, stout, brown to reddish, and covered in short, spreading hairs
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, ascending to erect or prostrate but rising at the tips (decumbent), slender and brown, hairless near the base and variously covered in a mix of glandular and stiff, non-glandular hairs in the upper plant.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, mostly erect, branched in the upper plant, rough-textured in the upper plant, and green or red.
text: Stems are mostly single, ascending to erect, densely short-hairy though may be hairless or nearly so on the lower stem.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, ascending to erect, hairless towards the base, becoming densely hairy in the upper plant.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, mostly erect, stout, brown to reddish, and covered in short, spreading hairs
text: Stems are single or a few from the base, mostly erect to ascending but may flop over, usually hairless except for short hairs in the flower cluster, and becoming somewhat woody at the base with age.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, erect to ascending or sometimes arching, initially green often turning red later in the season, and covered in soft, white hairs, though may become hairless on the lower stem.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, mostly erect, usually become reddish purple as the plant matures and are sparsely to densely covered in stiff white hairs, though sometimes becomes hairless or nearly so on the lower stem.
text: Stems are single or multiple from the base, ascending to erect, densely covered in long, spreading hairs.