Assertion: beech's bark | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in young trees
type: LOCATION
value: with slight horizontal etchings
type: OTHER
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: in colour
type: OTHER
value: with slight exfoliation
type: OTHER
value: unusually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The trunk usually is short; its bark is light gray and very smooth.
text: The bark is smooth and light grey.
text: Beeches are notable for their incredibly smooth gray bark, distinguishing them from many other hardwood trees.
text: Beech typically has smooth grey bark and medium-sized, pleated leaves.
text: It has smooth blue-gray bark; and its green leaves turn yellow in the fall and persist through the winter.
text: Unlike most other hardwood trees, the American beech retains this smooth bark throughout its "mature" years.
text: The thin bark is smooth and steel-gray in colour.
text: The bark is smooth and light gray.
text: The bark is unusually smooth, grayish and as the tree matures, it maintains its smooth texture.
text: The bark is smooth, thin and grey, often with slight horizontal etchings.
text: The bark is smooth, thin and grey, often with slight horizontal etchings.
text: The bark is smooth and grey and mature beech trees have a light wispy look to their outer twigs, while the main side branches can often be as thick as many other tree species trunks’.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: Ash tree has grayish bark that is smooth in young trees.
text: Bark is light gray and smooth.
text: The bark is smooth and a warm gray, staying that way even when old, something that is a distinctive feature of beech trees.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: The beautiful blue-gray bark is very smooth and looks elegant in all seasons.
text: The bark is gray and smooth and has no catkins.
text: The bark is uniquely gray and very smooth.
text: The branches and twigs are relatively narrow and crooked; the bark of twigs is reddish brown to brown and smooth, while the bark of larger branches is gray and smooth.
text: Beech has smooth bark with a steel gray bark.
text: The bark is smooth and greenish-grey, becoming shallowly fissured in all old trees.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: Magnolia has brown or grey bark that is smooth when the plant is young.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: Redbud tree has gray or brownish bark that is smooth in young trees.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: It has a straight or crooked trunk, 50–80 centimetres (20–30 in) in diameter, with grey-brown bark which is smooth or vertically fissured.
text: Chestnut tree has reddish-brown or grey bark that is smooth in young trees but becomes rough and furrowed in old trees.
text: The bark is white and smooth with slight exfoliation when mature.
text: Bark is smooth and grey.
text: Trunks have distinctive bark that is thin, smooth and gray.
text: The bark is light gray and smooth.
text: The bark is smooth, gray to bluish gray, and heavily fluted.
text: Older bark is light gray and smooth, the wood underneath rippled, sinew-like.
text: The bark is generally smooth and light grey in color.
text: The bark is smooth and light grey.
text: The bark is smooth and light grey.
text: The bark is smooth and light grey.
text: The bark is smooth and light grey.