Assertion: parsnip's leaf | /r/HasProperty | compound
Facets:
value: with 3 leaflets
type: OTHER
value: occasionally
type: DEGREE
value: at the base
type: LOCATION
value: in groups of 3
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Leaves are compound with 5 to 15 leaflets each, up to 18 inches long and 6 inches across, becoming smaller with fewer leaflets as they ascend the stem.
text: Water parsnip has leaves only once compound, and water hemlock has leaves which are three times compound.
text: Leaves are 2 or 3 times compound in groups of 3.
text: Differences between water parsnip and water hemlock include the water parsnip having leaves only once compound while the water hemlock has leaves which are two or three times compound.
text: Leaves are compound, lobed, and deeply incised; can reach up to 5 feet in width.
text: Leaves are compound with 7 to 17 lance to linear leaflets, 2 to 5 inches long, ¼ to ½ inch wide, sheathing the stem and becoming smaller in the upper plant, typically with tiny, sharp teeth around the edges but occasionally smooth.
text: Leaves are compound with 4 to 11 pairs of leaflets, up to 12 inches long at the base, arranged alternately on the stem, leaflets ½ to 1½ inches long.
text: Another way to differentiated water parsnip from hemlock is that its leaves are once compound whereas water hemlock's leaves are three times compound.
text: Another way to differentiated water parsnip from hemlock is that its leaves are once compound whereas water hemlock's leaves are three times compound.
text: Leaves are 2 or 3 times compound, usually with 3 leaflets, occasionally 5,