Assertion: silver wattle's branch | /r/HasProperty | hairy
Facets:
value: finely
type: DEGREE
value: in colour
type: OTHER
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: These branches are usually finely hairy and conspicuously bluish-green (i.e. glaucous) or whitish in color due to the presence of a powdery substance (i.e. they are pruinose).
text: Northern silver wattle (Acacia leucoclada) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and silvery or whitish in color.
text: Bodalla silver wattle (Acacia silvestris) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and whitish, grey or yellow in color.
text: Cootamundra wattle (Acacia baileyana) has young branches and foliage tips that are hairless or slightly hairy and bluish-green or occasionally purplish in color.
text: These branches are usually finely hairy and conspicuously bluish-green (i.e. glaucous) or whitish in colour due to the presence of a powdery substance (i.e. they are pruinose).
text: black wattle (Acacia mearnsii) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and yellow or greenish-yellow in colour (i.e. not pruinose).
text: northern silver wattle (Acacia leucoclada) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and silvery or whitish in colour (i.e. pruinose).
text: Bodalla silver wattle (Acacia silvestris) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and whitish, grey or yellow in colour (but not pruinose).
text: dwarf silver wattle (Acacia nanodealbata) has young branches and foliage tips that are finely hairy and yellow or greenish-yellow in colour (i.e. not pruinose).
text: Cootamundra wattle (Acacia baileyana) has young branches and foliage tips that are hairless or slightly hairy and bluish-green or occasionally purplish in colour (i.e. pruinose).