Assertion: carrot | /r/HasProperty | biennial
Facets:
value: with an erect, multibranched stem
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Carrots are biennial, and will produce white lacy flowers in the second growing season if the roots are not harvested.
text: Carrots are a biennial.
text: The carrot is an annual or biennial herb with an erect, multibranched stem and growing up to 1.5 m (4 ft) in height.
text: Carrots produced in the U.S. are biennial, requiring two full seasons from germination to seed production.
text: Carrots are biennial.
text: Carrot is biennial, flowering in the second year, above ground.
text: The carrot plant is biennial, that is one which completes its life cycle in two years.
text: Not too many people realize that carrots are biennial.
text: Carrots are biennial - that means they take two years to reach maturity when they can produce seeds.
text: Carrots are biennial, flowering in their second year of growth.
text: Carrots are biennial and therefore must be overwintered for seed-saving purposes.
text: A carrot is biennial and therefore when the root is left in the ground for a further year it produces a long stalk and a mass of flower and then seeds.
text: Carrots are biennials so they use their leaves in the first year to gather energy from the sun to build a big, starchy root.
text: Carrots are biennials, producing seed after two years of growth, but the reward is well worth the effort.
text: Carrots are biennials.
text: Carrots are biennials.
text: Since carrots are biennials, they usually set seed in the second year.