Assertion: hemlock's stem | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: with purple spots
type: OTHER
value: at the base
type: LOCATION
value: fairly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Stems on the lethal weed are hairless and smooth and rather glossy.
text: Yarrow stems are fairly smooth, free of white fine hair like wild carrots, and do not have purple splotches like poison hemlock.
text: Hemlock's leaves and stem are smooth.
text: However, wild carrot has hairs along its slender stem and leaf bases while poison hemlock’s stem is smooth and purple-spotted.
text: In addition, the stem is smooth and hairless.
text: Cow parsley is slightly hairy, hemlock has smooth stems.
text: Also, the stem of the wild carrot is hairy, and the stem of poison hemlock is smooth.
text: The stems are smooth, branching, swollen at the base, purple-striped, and hollow except for partitions at the junction of the leaves and stem.
text: Stems are smooth and often mottled with purple, especially at the base.
text: Stems grow from one to three feet tall and are smooth and erect, branching at the top.
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: The erect, very stout, hollow stem, rising 2 to 4 feet high or more, is smooth, branched and slightly furrowed.
text: There are times when you won't see the red pin prick in the center of Queen Anne's lace flowers but the stem is either smooth and poisonous and that is hemlock or it is very prickly for queen anne's lace.
text: However, wild carrot has hair along its slender stem and leaf bases while poison hemlock’s stem is smooth and purple-spotted.
text: The stem is stout, erect, leafy, smooth, and pale yellow-green to reddish purple in color.
text: However, poison hemlock has smooth stems with purple spots throughout while Queen Anne's lace has hair along its stem and leaf bases.