Assertion: common mullein's leaf | /r/CapableOf | clasp the stem
Facets:
value: with rounded basal lobes
type: OTHER
value: strongly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The stalk has alternate leaves that clasp the stem, a nifty arrangement that directs rainwater down the stem to the roots.
text: The lower leaves strongly clasp the stems, while the upper leaves near the inflorescence are more likely to be sessile.
text: The leaves clasp the stem, growing alternately, and are increasingly smaller toward the top of the stem, an arrangement that facilitates the flow of rain water to the roots.
text: The stalk has alternate leaves that clasp the stem, a nifty arrangement that directs rainwater down the stem to the roots.
text: The stalk has alternate leaves that clasp the stem, a nifty arrangement that directs rainwater down the stem to the roots.
text: Leaves clasp the stem with rounded basal lobes (auricles) that resemble a ram’s horn.
text: Leaves are about 0.5 to 4 inches long, and 0.1 to 1.4 inches wide, with upper leaves clasping the stem.
text: Leaves clasp the stem with rounded basal lobes (auricles) that resemble a ram’s horn.
text: Lower leaves are lobed, less so higher on the stem, have prickles on the margin, and are 4 to 10 inches long and clasp the stem.