Assertion: persimmon's fruit | /r/HasAspect | few seeds
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The fruit has very few seeds which makes it ideal for eating fresh.
text: If parthenocarpic cultivars are pollinated, they will produce fruit that has seeds.
text: Such seedling trees may produce fruit that bears more seeds, usually 6 to 8 per fruit, and the fruit itself may vary slightly from the parent tree.
text: In addition, many oriental persimmons can produce fruit from unfertilized flowers (parthenocarpic fruit), though such fruit have no seed.
text: The lack of pollination also means the fruit has very few seeds, which makes it very easy to eat or to remove the flesh for baking.
text: Ripe fruit tends to have very few seeds and most can be eaten fresh even when firm, without the pucker, but some varieties of Asian persimmon are astringent until well-ripe.
text: Cross-pollinated fruit will have seeds; whereas, fruit from a lone tree probably will not.
text: Such seedling trees may produce fruit that bears more seeds, usually 6 to 8 per fruit, and the fruit itself may vary slightly from the parent tree.