Assertion: wild parsnip | /r/HasProperty | a biennial
Facets:
value: unlike the perennial giant hogweed
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: (it should be noted that wild parsnip is a biennial that produces a low-growing rosette the first year).
text: Unlike the perennial giant hogweed, wild parsnip is biennial, producing a rosette of leaves close to the ground in its first year and a single flower stalk with a flat-topped umbel with clusters of yellow flowers in its second year.
text: Wild parsnip (Pastinaca sativa) is a biennial/perennial herb native to Eurasia.
text: Wild parsnips are a biennial root vegetable, completing their life cycle over two years.
text: Wild parsnip is a biennial that was introduced to North America by the earliest European colonists, it is documented to have been grown in Virginia as early as 1609 as a food crop.
text: Wild Parsnip is a biennial, producing a rosette of leaves the first year, and a single flower stalk the second year.
text: Wild parsnip is a biennial that was introduced to North America by the earliest European colonists, it is documented to have been grown in Virginia as early as 1609.
text: The Wild parsnip is biennial; our 2020 plants will therefore be most likely to flower in 2021
text: A member of the Umbelliferae family which includes carrots, celery, parsnip, parsley and Queen Anne’s Lace, wild parsnip is a biennial/perennial herb that smells similar to the garden variety parsnip.