Assertion: chanterelle's cap | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: with cracks
type: OTHER
value: with fine brown scales
type: OTHER
value: in young fruiting bodies
type: LOCATION
value: to coarse
type: OTHER
value: with down-turned margins
type: OTHER
value: fairly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: True parasols also have a snakeskin pattern on the cap under the scales; the cap of the false parasol is smooth.
text: The cap is predominately white, dry and smooth, sometimes with fine brown scales or cracks.
text: The cap is predominately white, dry and smooth, sometimes with fine brown scales or cracks.
text: They have stout, fleshy, solid stems, and the white cap can be fairly smooth to slightly coarse, both may discolour when bruised or cut.
text: The mature cap is smooth and often has reddish tones in the center.
text: In young fruiting bodies the cap is smooth and flat to slightly rounded, with down-turned margins (convex), but in older specimens it usually becomes depressed in the center, becoming funnel- or trumpet-shaped.
text: The young cap is shiny, scarlet and smooth, but soon fades to orange or yellow, especially near the margins.
text: The cap is pale brown and smooth.