Assertion: persimmon's fruit | /r/CapableOf | remain on the tree
Facets:
value: after leaf fall
type: TEMPORAL
value: into the winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: for several months
type: TEMPORAL
value: through the hunting season
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Female flowers develop into fruits, which are ripe by late fall, and hang on the tree into the winter.
text: In the fourth year, the tree produced fruits that stayed on the tree and ripened there for us to harvest.
text: Fuyu persimmon trees offer reddish-orange fruits in midsummer, but the fruits can hang on the trees for several months before falling.
text: Flavor, color and more: Reddish orange fruits with sweet, crisp, mild-tasting flesh can hold on trees for up to two months.
text: Persimmon trees are known for their sweet and spicy fruits that are bright-orange or red and can remain on the trees well after the leaves have dropped.
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Large, bright orange, Asian Persimmon features yellow, orange and scarlet fall color and their striking fruits remain on the tree long after leaf fall.
text: Unharvested fruit remaining on the tree after leaf fall creates a very decorative effect.
text: Unharvested fruit remaining on the tree after leaf fall creates a very decorative effect.
text: The fruit remains on the tree after the leaves are gone, making a spectacular winter display.
text: The fruit remains on the tree after the leaves fall, looking strikingly attractive, and can be left to slowly ripen in the cooler weather.
text: The trees often grow in an unusual shape and have bright-orange fruit that remains on the tree well after the leaves fall.
text: For parthenocarpic fruit to remain on the tree and mature, all growing conditions must be at optimum levels.
text: In winter bright-red 3- to 4-inch fruits appear and remain on the tree throughout winter if not harvested.
text: Persimmon trees are deciduous; their leaves turn sunset shades and waft from the trees every year in autumn, even while large fruits hang on the tree.
text: The fruits hang on the tree after the leaves drop, and they can be left there for weeks before harvesting and ripening them fully indoors.
text: Fruit ripening occurs from September through November with fruit hanging on the tree until early winter.
text: And the longer you let the fruit stay on the tree,
text: For fresh eating, it is important to let the fruit stay on the tree until it is ripe enough to fall.
text: Families that hunt will find the woods nearby well populated with game as a result; the fruit hangs on the trees well through the hunting season.