Assertion: banyan tree's root | /r/CapableOf | form new trunks
Facets:
value: without well-defined main trunk
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: 2 May 2007 (UTC) Plants at first epiphytic or epilithic, with long aerial roots which can form new trunks (“"banyan"”) or strangle host plant (“"strangler fig"”), usually without well-defined main trunk; figs often with inner and sometimes also outer layer of stone cells; leaf blade with wax gland abaxially at base of midvein or absent (spp.
text: The first link, "Plants at first epiphytic or epilithic, with long aerial roots which can form new trunks (“banyan”) or strangle host plant (“strangler fig”), usually without well-defined main trunk" is most clear, while the second, "In the group known as strangler figs, a seed germinates in the leaf litter accumulated in another tree, usually in the axis between two branches.