Assertion: chanterelle's gill | /r/HasProperty | white
Facets:
value: in colour
type: OTHER
value: on the underside of the cap
type: LOCATION
value: in a true parasol
type: OTHER
value: purely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Until you turn it upside down to discover that the gills are purely white.
text: Gills: The gills are free and white.
text: On the underside of the cap, the closely packed gills are white and free, meaning that they are not connected to the stem.
text: The free gills are white, as is the spore print.
text: Gills: Gills were white and attached to the stem.
text: Gills: The gills are free and white.
text: The most reliable way to tell them apart from edible species is to check the gills, which are white.
text: The gills are white when immature, slowly turning dark green with age.
text: In a true parasol the gills are white, sometimes shading to pink; if you see a green color on the gills, avoid it.
text: The gills and spores are white and the gills are widely spaced and attached to the stem.
text: The gills are white and it has a thin white veil over it.
text: If the gills are white then the mushroom is possibly poisonous.
text: The cap and gills of the The Destroying Angel, the Spring Amanita, the Clitocybe Dealbata and the Clitocybe Rivulosa (right) are all white, and all are deadly.
text: Gills: The gills are white or cream.
text: Gills: The gills are crowded and white in colour but can appear slightly yellow, they run most of the way down the stem.
text: Gills: The gills of this mushroom are ivory or white in colour.
text: Gills: The gills are white, crowded and free of the stem.
text: The gills are thin, crowded, and white.