Assertion: japanese holly | /r/HasProperty | i. crenata
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Source sentences:
text: Japanese holly (I. crenata), an East Asian shrub growing to 6 metres (20 feet), has small evergreen leaves and black berries.
text: Japanese holly (I. crenata):
text: The Japanese holly (I. crenata) grows slowly but can live longer than 75 years.
text: For a shorter hedge, the best choice is the Japanese holly (I. crenata).
text: Japanese holly (I. crenata):
text: Japanese holly (I. crenata), however, is highly susceptible to root rot like black root rot and Phytophthora root rot.
text: In contrast to the small leaves on Yaupon holly (I. vomitoria) or Japanese holly (I. crenata), Chinese holly leaves are larger and therefore provide a coarser texture to the landscape.
text: Japanese holly (I. crenata), an East Asian shrub growing to 6 metres (20 feet), has small evergreen leaves and black berries.
text: In contrast to the small leaves on Yaupon holly (I. vomitoria) or Japanese holly (I. crenata), Chinese holly leaves are larger and therefore provide a coarser texture to the landscape.
text: Japanese holly ( I. crenata and cvs., Z 5–7)