Assertion: conifer's cone | /r/HasProperty | fleshy
Facets:
value: in juniperus
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In most of the genera, the cones are woody and the seeds have two narrow wings (one along each side of the seed), but in three genera (Platycladus, Microbiota and Juniperus), the seeds are wingless, and in Juniperus, the cones are fleshy and berry-like (known as [galbuli]]).
text: The cones of juniper are fleshy and commonly eaten by birds.
text: In most of the genera, the cones are woody and the seeds have two narrow wings (one along each side of the seed), but in three genera (Platycladus, Microbiota and Juniperus), the seeds are wingless, and in Juniperus, the cones are fleshy and berry-like.
text: The cones of the juniper, for instance, are fleshy and blue; they are often called "berries", and are used in the flavoring of gin and the seasoning of certain foods.
text: The reddish brown or bluish cones are fleshy and berrylike and often have a grayish waxy covering.