Assertion: blackberry's cane | /r/HasProperty | biennial
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Seasonal Growth Blackberry roots are perennial, but the canes themselves are biennial.
text: Blackberry plants are perennial, but the canes are biennial, yielding fruit only on the lateral shoots produced on 2-year-old canes, called floricanes.
text: Blackberries have a perennial root system and biennial canes.
text: Plants are perennial but canes are biennial.
text: All blackberries have perennial roots and crowns, so they will continue to grow for many years, but the canes are biennial, which means they have a two-year life cycle.
text: The shoots, or canes, are biennial as they emerge during the current growing season followed by flowering and fruiting the following season.
text: Plants are perennial but canes are biennial.
text: In blackberry plants, the root is perennial and the cane is biennial.
text: Raspberries are perennials, individual canes are mainly biennials, meaning they do not produce fruit on first year canes.