Assertion: mistletoe's seed | /r/HasProperty | sticky
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: because of the juice inside the berry
type: CAUSE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If you squeeze open the whitish semi-translucent berries—by the way, don’t eat the fruit, as some species are poisonous—you’ll find that the seeds are incredibly sticky.
text: Mistletoe use a sticky seed for dispersal.
text: The seeds of mistletoe are sticky and "explode" from ripe fruit in late summer.
text: The seeds are “sticky” and birds bring them to branches of trees where they perch.
text: Mistletoe seeds are extremely sticky and often latch onto birds’ beaks or feathers or the fur of other woodland creatures, hitchhiking to a likely host tree before dropping off and starting to germinate
text: These white inner fruit and seeds are quite sticky, and birds love them.
text: The seeds by virtue of them being sticky usually get stuck to the beak of the bird.
text: The seeds are sticky because of the juice inside the berry.
text: The fascinating ways that the plant works with and depends on the animal world begin with the fact that the seed is so very sticky.
text: The seeds are very sticky and stick easily to branches The curious thing is that mistletoe berries aren’t very nutritious to birds and they prefer to munch on other things (other native berries, fresh seed, suet) when they are available.
text: If you squeeze open the whitish semi-translucent berries – by the way, don’t eat the fruit, as some species are poisonous – you’ll find that the seeds are incredibly sticky.