Assertion: coriander's seed | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The seeds are small — only an eighth inch in diameter — and are split in half and dried after harvesting.
text: The seeds are tiny, usually four to six millimeters in diameter, and have a central empty cavity that contains two vertical resin canals.
text: Cilantro's seeds (actually the plant’s tiny fruits) can be found in spice jars under the name coriander, while its fresh leaves are often referred to as cilantro (in the United States only – other English-speaking countries call the fresh leaves as coriander, as well).
text: So in the United States and wherever else the distinction is made, cilantro refers to the bright green leaves of the coriander plant—which are glossy and oval with shallow lobbing resembling flat parsley lower down on the stem and finely divided and feathery on the upper reaches of the stem, and coriander refers to the plant’s seeds which are very small—just ⅛ inch (.3 cm) long, yellowish-tan colored, and lightly ridged.