Assertion: cedar's cone | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: as berries
type: OTHER
value: only
type: DEGREE
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Atlas cedar (40 to 60 feet tall) has a pointed, pyramidal crown that transitions into a flattened shape; short, pale blue-green or silvery needles; and relatively small cones.
text: Its cones are tiny, rounded and light blue.
text: It produces only a few small cones in the springtime.
text: One big difference between the trees is that cedars produce small woody cones and junipers produce a bluish berrylike cone.
text: Eastern red cedars have silvery brown bark and small reddish cones.
text: Male and female flowers are found in separate cones that are so small as to frequently go unnoticed.
text: The needles are flattened scales while the cones are small as berries.
text: Cinnamon-brown cones are small and elongated and stay attached to branches for a long period of time.