Assertion: parsnip's stem | /r/HasProperty | hairy
Facets:
value: with one or more branches
type: OTHER
value: sparsely
type: DEGREE
value: in the upper plant
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Stems, leaf stalks and sheaths are all covered in short fine hairs, though may be sparsely hairy in the upper plant.
text: Cow parsnip has hairy grooved stems, and the leaves are not as deeply lobed and sharply cut/toothed (incised) on the edges as seen with giant hogweed.
text: Stems are rough, hairy, hollow and grooved.
text: The stem is erect, hairy and hollow and each leaf is ternate (having 3 leaflets).
text: Stem is erect, branched, hairy and hollow.
text: Stems are somewhat hairy and grooved
text: Common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) leaves are very lacy but the stems are hairy .
text: Stem can be smooth or hairy, with one or more branches and it usually grows from 2 to 6 feet in height.