Assertion: hickory's bark | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: in young trees
type: LOCATION
value: in young plants
type: LOCATION
value: throughout the tree's life spans
type: TEMPORAL
value: with a light gray color
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Its bark is smooth and gray.
text: The bark is gray and smooth when the tree is young.
text: The bark is gray and smooth but becomes cracked and shaggy with age.
text: Older bark is gray and smooth but splits with age, peeling away as narrow vertical strips or broader plates, giving a shaggy appearance.
text: Bark is smooth and light gray when young, shallowly grooved with thin, flat, interconnecting ridges with age, not becoming scaly or shaggy.
text: Bark of young trees is gray and smooth, but exfoliates in long strips with age.
text: Cherry tree has silver-grey bark which is smooth in young plants.
text: Magnolia has brown or grey bark that is smooth when the plant is young.
text: Maple tree has brown bark that is smooth in young plants and rough in older plants.
text: Ash tree has grayish bark that is smooth in young trees.
text: Bark of young trees is gray and smooth, but exfoliates in long strips with age.
text: In young pignut hickory trees, the bark is found to be smooth with a light gray color.
text: The bark is gray - brown, first smooth and at the age strong scaly and peeling off.
text: The bark is gray - brown, first smooth and at the age strong scaly and peeling off.
text: Lesser-known hickories include the nutmeg hickory (Carya myristiciformis), whose nuts are edible and whose bark is smooth throughout the tree's life spans and curls as the trees age.