Assertion: pecan's flower | /r/HasProperty | catkin
Facets:
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Male flowers are catkins that dangle from the tree branches.
text: The male (staminate) flowers are called catkins and are arranged in groups of 2 to 8 by a common peduncle (Figure 1).
text: The male flowers, commonly known as catkins, are produced from lateral buds on the previous season's growth.
text: Varieties are classified as protandrous (Type 1) – the male flowers (catkins) produce pollen first – or protogynous (Type 2)
text: For effective pollination, it is important to have a tree that first produces male flowers (catkins) planted near a tree that first produces female (pistillate) flowers..
text: Male flowers are catkins; female flowers lack petals and are formed in spikes.
text: Male flowers are catkins; female flowers lack petals and are formed in spikes.
text: When the male flowers (catkins) are actively producing pollen, rain can wash the pollen off of the catkins down to the ground.
text: The male flowers are called catkins and produce pollen for pollination.
text: The pecan tree produces pendulous green spikes of male flowers, called catkins, that produce pollen.
text: The staminate (male) flowers (also known as catkins) appear as fluffy, multi-lobed, finger-like projections.