Assertion: hemlock's stem | /r/HasProperty | hollow
Facets:
value: between nodes
type: LOCATION
value: between ridged
type: LOCATION
value: between hairless
type: LOCATION
value: except at the nodes
type: OTHER
value: with ridges and purple spots
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Stems are hollow between nodes, ridged, and hairless with purple spots and blotches.
text: The stems of poison hemlock have purple spots and are hollow and hairless.
text: The stems are hollow.
text: The stems are hollow, and it is easily identifiable by its root — a bulbous structure that is mostly hollow, with the exception of a few partitions that form distinct chambers.
text: Stems are thick and hollow with ridges and purple spots.
text: The stems are also hollow between the nodes.
text: Hemlock is a robust biennial herb growing 1-2.5 metres high, with hollow stems that have reddish-brown or purple spots on the outer surface.
text: The stems are hollow and sometimes take on a purplish cast.
text: The stem is hollow and grooved, 2 to 5 feet in height.
text: Stems are hollow between nodes, ridged, and hairless with purple spots and blotches.
text: The stems are hollow, hairless, and have ridges and purple spots or mottles.
text: The main stem has vertical groves in it and is hollow.
text: The stems are hollow except at the nodes and may be purple striped or mottled.
text: The stems are hollow and almost always covered with purple spots, sometimes referred to as “the blood of Socrates” (more to come on that).
text: Its stems are hollow and hairless.
text: Poison hemlock has hollow stems which are smooth with purple spots randomly seen along the lower stem that help distinguish it from other plants similar in appearance.
text: It is particularly important for wilderness survival enthusiasts to learn this plant, as its stems are hollow and are therefore appear to be ideally suited for use as straws.