Assertion: chanterelle's cap | /r/HasProperty | convex
Facets:
value: across
type: LOCATION
value: before flattening out in age
type: TEMPORAL
value: with an inrolled margin
type: OTHER
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: with a lightish brown color
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Notice that the cap is convex instead of concave, and it usually has a pointed tip in the middle.
text: The caps are convex to flat once mature, around 1 - 4 inches across.
text: if the cap is convex instead of concave or plane and there is a stem, see the earth tongues instead.
text: The cap is convex, with a layer of woolly scales on the top.
text: The caps were slightly convex with a lightish brown color.
text: One of the smaller boletes, Chalciporus piperatus has an orange-fawn 1.6–9 cm (0.6–3.5 in) cap that is initially convex before flattening out in age.
text: • Cap: The cap is convex when the mushroom is young and flattens slightly with maturity.
text: • Cap: The cap is convex when young and flattens as it matures.
text: • Cap: The cap is convex when young but flattens as it matures.
text: The cap is convex when mature, but sometimes is depressed in the center, 40 - 210 mm (1.6 - 8.4") in diameter, melon-colored to dark salmon-colored, and lighter near the margins.
text: The cap is convex when young, 1.5 - 4.5 cm (0.6 - 1.8") across, often with a shallow depression in the center.
text: The cap in young specimens is convex, with an inrolled margin, but as it expands it becomes funnel-shaped and depressed in the center.
text: The cap is convex, 3 - 12 cm (1.2 - 4.8") across, and covered with small, erect, pointed, grayish-black to brownish-black scales that give it a shaggy appearance.