Assertion: elm's bark | /r/HasProperty | gray
Facets:
value: to reddish brown
type: OTHER
value: in cross-section
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The ridged and furrowed bark is gray.
text: Bark is grey or grey-brown becoming furrowed and rough or slightly shaggy.
text: Bark is gray, in cross-section with alternating brown and white layers, grooves deep, ridges flattened with thin closely pressed scales.
text: Bark of branches and older twigs are more smooth and gray to reddish brown, while the bark of young twigs is reddish brown and hairy.
text: The bark is smooth and mottled green, gray and orange and sheds in thin flakes, exposing orange to reddish brown inner bark, with layers that look like jigsaw puzzle pieces.
text: The black ash also has similar-shaped fruits as the blue ash, but the bark on the black ash is soft, gray and divided into scaly plates, which are easily rubbed off into a powder.
text: The bark is rough, gray or brown, and shallowly furrowed at maturity.
text: The bark of branches and older twigs are more smooth and gray to reddish brown, while the bark of young twigs is reddish brown and hairy.
text: The bark is rough, gray or brown, and shallowly furrowed at maturity.
text: The bark of an elm tree is quite rough, deeply furrowed and light grey or dark grey in color.
text: The bark is grey and smooth and develops rugged vertical grooves with age.
text: The bark is grey, longitudinally fissured, and exfoliates in irregular flakes.
text: The bark is smooth and grey when young, becoming grey-brown and fissured after 20 years.