Assertion: cranberry's flower | /r/HasProperty | fertile
Facets:
value: with 5 long, pale stamens
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The large flowers are sterile, lacking stamens or pistils, and the small flowers are fertile, with 5 long, pale stamens.
text: (These flower clusters are quite unusual in that they contain real flowers surrounded by larger, showier "fake flowers," which are infertile.)
text: The smaller flowers in the center are the fertile ones that will produce fruit, and it’s likely the larger ones attract pollinators.
text: The flowers are hermaphrodite (having both male and female organs) and are therefore self-fertile, meaning that an individual plant’s flowers can pollinate one another, so there is no need for a second type (or even a second individual plant) to provide pollen and produce fruit.