Assertion: conifer | /r/CapableOf | bear cone
Facets:
value: in shapes
type: OTHER
value: with junipers
type: OTHER
value: in assorted colors
type: OTHER
value: with yews
type: OTHER
value: with fused scales
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: All conifers bear cones and have needles or scalelike foliage.
text: Other conifers, such as cypress and junipers, have cones with fused scales that look more like berries than what we think of as cones.
text: These types of trees have needle leaves and cones that bear the seeds.
text: Conifers are trees or shrubs that bear cones.
text: All conifers bear cones in assorted colors and shapes, with yews and junipers producing fleshy, berry-like cones.
text: All conifers bear cones in assorted colors and shapes, with yews and junipers producing fleshy, berry-like cones.
text: Most conifers bear cones
text: Conifers are plants which bear cones; they are woody plants and the majority of which are trees in addition to a small number of shrubs.
text: Conifers bear cones that are seeds and they are dispersed both by wind and animals.
text: Most conifers bear cones
text: Most conifers bear cones and most are evergreens, though a few, such as the larch, are deciduous.
text: Most conifers bear cones
text: The Latin word conifer means "to bear cones," and most but not all conifers have cones; junipers and yews, though, produce berry-like fruit.
text: Finally, not all conifers have cones as people usually think of them.
text: Conifers are woody plants that have cones instead of flowers.