Assertion: mushroom's cap | /r/AtLocation | the stem
Facets:
value: directly
type: MANNER
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: near the base of the cap
type: LOCATION
value: on most morels
type: LOCATION
value: unlike true morels
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The caps of Verpa species (V. bohemica, V. conica and others) are attached to the stem only at the apex (top of the cap), unlike true morels which have caps that are attached to the stem at, or near the base of the cap.
text: Button mushrooms generally look like tiny umbrellas, having a dense parasol-like cap attached to a stem that can be short and thick or thin and slightly curvy.
text: The false morel on the bottom has cottony fibers inside, and the cap is attached directly to the top of the stem while the rest of it hangs free.
text: The caps of Verpa species (V. bohemica, V. conica and others) are attached to the stem only at the apex (top of the cap), unlike true morels which have caps that are attached to the stem at, or near the base of the cap.
text: On most morels the cap will be attached to the stem, not hanging free as with Amanitas and many other mushrooms.
text: Cap is attached directly to the stem.
text: I took the one of a true morel on the top, see how the inside is hollow and the cap is fully attached to the stem?