Assertion: hemlock's leaf | /r/HasProperty | compound
Facets:
value: pinnately
type: DEGREE
value: with several pairs of leaflets
type: OTHER
value: on stems
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Another way to differentiated water parsnip from hemlock is that its leaves are once compound whereas water hemlock's leaves are three times compound.
text: Another way to differentiated water parsnip from hemlock is that its leaves are once compound whereas water hemlock's leaves are three times compound.
text: Leaves are 2 or 3 times compound, up to 12 inches long and wide, generally triangular in outline, becoming smaller as they ascend the stem.
text: Differences between water parsnip and water hemlock include the water parsnip having leaves only once compound while the water hemlock has leaves which are two or three times compound.
text: The leaves are alternate, pinnate and compound on stems to six inches long.
text: Leaves have an alternate arrangement, are 8 to 12 inches long, compound and smooth with toothed edges.
text: Each individual leaf is pinnately compound with several pairs of leaflets that appear along opposite sides of the main petiole.
text: Leaves are pinnately compound and fernlike.
text: Leaves are compound with 3 or more linear blade-like leaflets.