Assertion: blackberry's cane | /r/CapableOf | produce fruit
Facets:
value: next year
type: TEMPORAL
value: next fall
type: TEMPORAL
value: the following summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: the second season as floricanes
type: TEMPORAL
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The tall, woody canes of thornless blackberry plants produce green foliage and fruit.
text: These canes, which are called floricanes, will no longer produce fruit and will die after the first hard frost.
text: These canes, which are called primocanes, will produce fruit next year.
text: 2 Cut all canes that produced fruit immediately down to the ground after harvesting.
text: Though blackberry plants can live for many years, the individual canes grow one year (primocanes), produce fruit the second season as floricanes, and subsequently die.
text: Cut away all the canes that have just produced fruit.
text: Remove canes that produced fruit once the harvest is complete.
text: Canes produced during the first growing season (primocanes) produce fruit the following summer.
text: For both trailing and erect varieties, old canes that have produced fruit the previous year should always be removed.
text: Wineberry canes grow in two stages; in the first year they form a vegetative cane, and in the second year the cane becomes woody and produces lateral branches, flowers, and fruit (technically drupes, an aggregation of single seeded drupelets, but for clarity the term fruit will be used).
text: New canes will grow and produce fruit next fall.