Assertion: common comfrey | /r/HasProperty | -forming
Facets:
value: more densely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It is similar in many respects to the native Northern Bluebells (Mertensia paniculata), which is most easily distinguished by its blue flower color, appressed hairs on the calyx, forest and forest edge habitat, and range limited to our northeast counties, where Common Comfrey is much more densely clump-forming, has pink to purplish flowers, spreading hairs on the calyx, is more likely found in sunnier, disturbed soils such as roadsides and vacant lots, and may be found anywhere in the state, especially in areas where it is sold as nursery stock.