Assertion: longleaf pine | /r/CapableOf | cover 90 million acres
Facets:
value: from texas
type: LOCATION
value: to florida
type: LOCATION
value: from virginia
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Longleaf pine was once the dominant plant community of the south, covering 90 million acres from Virginia to east Texas, through all of the states in TNC’s Southern U.S. Division.
text: The longleaf pine was once the dominant tree species in the Southeastern United States, covering more than 90 million acres and supporting nearly 900 different plant species.
text: Longleaf pine once covered 90 million acres from Texas to Florida, but today only 3 percent of the habitat remains.
text: Longleaf pine was once the dominant pine ecosystem in the South, covering more than 90 million acres.