Assertion: acacia's leaf | /r/HasProperty | phyllode
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A low-growing shrub to 1 to 2 feet tall by 10 to 15 feet wide with dense habit and much branched with stems covered with narrow 2 to 4 inch long gray-green leaves (technically phyllodes).
text: Koa have sickle-shaped mature "leaves" called phyllodes, which are the main photosynthetic organs.
text: It is dense with foliage; the leaves are actually enlarged petioles known as phyllodes.
text: A fast growing shrub or small tree to 20 feet tall from Southern New South Wales, Australia with dark brown stems and silver-blue 1 to 2 inch long elliptic leaves (phyllodes).
text: Dense, rounded shrub to 8 feet tall by 5 feet wide with leathery 1 inch long broadly elliptical gray leaves (phyllodes) finely netted in green.
text: A dense tall shrub to 10-13 feet tall with intricate angular branching structure and somewhat drooping tips and bearing many soft narrow blue-green leaves (phyllodes)
text: A low-growing, mounding form of the River Wattle, Acacia cognata, with tight growth to 2 to 3 feet tall by 6 to 12+ feet wide with green very narrow 1-2 inch long leaves (phyllodes) that are slightly resinous and held out horizontally or slightly pendulous from the branches.
text: The leaves (phyllodes) were also used in lei making.
text: A dense tall shrub to 10-13 feet tall with intricate angular branching structure with somewhat drooping tips and bearing many soft narrow blue-green leaves (phyllodes).
text: The long pendulous branches are covered with soft gray-green leaves (technically phyllodes) that are narrow, 1/2 to 3/4 inches long and held close to the stems.
text: The 'leaves' (in fact phyllodes) are dark green and lustrous and in warm weather may feel oily to touch.
text: Koaiʻa have sickle-shaped mature "leaves" called phyllodes, usually straighter and narrower than koa.
text: Koa have sickle-shaped mature "leaves" called phyllodes, which are the main photosynthetic organs.