Assertion: butternut's bark | /r/HasProperty | gray
Facets:
value: to gray-brown
type: OTHER
value: on mature trees
type: LOCATION
value: to brown, moderately thick
type: OTHER
value: to whitish
type: OTHER
value: with scattered pale lenticels
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The bark of the butternut is usually gray, but can sometimes be lighter, and their trunks are often crooked.
text: On younger trees, the bark is grey and smooth while older individuals have bark that becomes separated by narrow, dark fissures into wide, irregular, flat-topped, intersecting ridges (Farrar 1995).
text: Older bark is gray to gray-brown with scattered pale lenticels (pores), smooth but developing narrow, flat ridges and broader, shallow furrows with age.
text: On mature trees the bark is gray to grayish-brown, moderately thick, with irregular, broad, flat-topped, smooth, interlacing ridges and broad, shallow, dark fissures.
text: Bark is gray to light brown, sometimes whitish, grooves deep, ridges broad, smooth, flat, short, roughly forming diamond-shaped patterns, chocolate-colored when cut.