Assertion: mulberry's fruit | /r/HasProperty | white
Facets:
value: to pinkish
type: OTHER
value: on a few trees
type: LOCATION
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: at maturity
type: TEMPORAL
value: to pink-purpleish
type: OTHER
value: to sweet
type: PURPOSE
value: to pale yellow
type: OTHER
value: to purple-black
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Fruits can be white at maturity on a few trees, but are usually dark purple and
text: The fruit can be white, pink or purple to purple-black in color and contains numerous brown seeds.
text: The fruits when immature are white or green to pale yellow with pink edges.
text: The mulberry’s fruit is commonly thought of as being black or purple, but can also be red, white, or pink.
text: Fruits can be white at maturity on a few trees but are usually dark purple and
text: In certain species such as M. alba the fruits are white to pinkish and very sweet.
text: Un-ripened fruit is white to pink-purpleish.
text: The fruit is white to pinkish in color, in contrast to red or black in most other Morus species.1, 2
text: From the female flowers, 2-2.5 cm long fruits are formed that are white first, but later turn red to dark purple.
text: Ripe fruit is white, pink or red, and is described as honey-sweet.
text: The White Mulberry of China is the most common species in Asia and North America and sometimes bears white or pinkish fruits, but they usually are also red-purple.
text: (The so called White Mulberry was introduced from China and it has taken over everywhere, and some trees do have white fruit, but most trees bear edible, purple fruit of this introduced species, and it has shiny, smooth leaves where some leaves are lobed, but not deeply so.)
text: If you have a mulberry tree in your garden that produces white fruit, it's probably the white mulberry, Morus alba.