Assertion: okra | /r/HasProperty | annual vegetable
Facets:
value: with leaves
type: OTHER
value: in the malvaceae
type: LOCATION
value: with five to seven lobes
type: OTHER
value: in mallow family
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Okra is an annual vegetable that can grow very tall and thrives under warm weather conditions.
text: Okra is an annual plant that’s herbaceous in nature.
text: Okra is a heat-loving annual plant that requires 55 to 65 frost-free days with temperatures consistently above 85°F for full growth, flowering, and pod development.
text: A: Okra is an annual and should not come back on its own.
text: Okra is a heat lover, loving temps in the 80s and 90s.
text: The okra plant is an annual, requiring warm humid climates preferably where temperatures go above 85 degrees
text: The Okra plant is a perennial and grown as an annual in temperate climatic regions of the world.
text: Okra is a heat loving plant that cannot tolerate low temperatures for very long and frosts can be very dangerous to the plant.
text: Timing is everything: Peppers, eggplant, and okra are heat-loving plants.
text: Okra is a heat-loving vegetable in the Malvaceae, or mallow family, which also includes cotton, cacao and hibiscus.
text: As stated earlier in this okra cultivation guide, okra is a heat-loving annual crop requiring temperatures between 22° to 35°F for optimal growth, flowering, and pod development.
text: Okra is an annual or perennial plant with leaves that are four to eight inches (10 – 20 cm) long, broad, and palmately lobed (with five to seven lobes).
text: Abelmoschus esculentus is a ANNUAL growing to 1 m (3ft 3in).
text: Since okra is an annual and heat-loving plant, it should be planted only in areas with 55 to 65 days with temperatures above 85°F (29°C) for it to reach its full growth and flowering and pod development.
text: Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) is an annual vegetable that grows quickly and thrives in the hottest days of the summer.
text: Call it gumbo, bamya, lady's fingers, bhindi, quingombo or a half-dozen other names, okra is an annual vegetable usually thought of as a Southern plant.
text: Okra is an annual plant, meaning its seasonal availability (not to mention geographical availability across the globe) may be limited.
text: Okra is a heat-loving annual plant that requires 55 to 65 frost-free days with temperatures consistently above 85°F for full growth, flowering, and pod development.