Assertion: pecan | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: at maturity
type: TEMPORAL
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Pecan trees are typically large.
text: The pecan is a large tree, often growing to 100 feet high or more and has a stately appearance.
text: Its pecans are a favorite because they are large, round, well-shaped, and abundantly filled with an excellent flavor.
text: Pecans are large trees that have significant nutrient requirements.
text: Give your pecan trees plenty of room to grow, since they are large trees at maturity.
text: Pecans are such large trees upon maturity, most people do not have room to plant them in their small urban yards.
text: The pecan (Carya illinoinensis) is a large deciduous tree that is best known for its tasty nuts that are the star of many sweet and savory dishes.
text: Pecans (Carya illinoinensis) are large and stately trees capable of producing over 100 pounds of nuts annually.
text: Pecan trees are rather large, a mature pecan tree can grow up to 40 m tall with a spread of 12 – 20 m.
text: Pecan trees are very large and are capable of reaching 70 or more feet in height and 6 feet in trunk diameter.
text: Pecan trees are large, reaching heights of fifty feet and living for about three hundred years.
text: Background Information of the Pecan Tree: The pecan tree is a deciduous tree that at full maturity can be very large.
text: Pecan is a large tree that produces an abundant crop of thin-shelled nuts.
text: The pecan is a large tree with a narrow, pyramid-shaped crown in the forest, and a broad and rounded crown in the open.
text: Pecan is a large tree that may grow up to between 100 and 140 feet tall, 3 to 4 feet in diameter.
text: These pecans are large, round, well-shaped and abundantly filled with an excellent flavor, and the tree yields an average of 44 nuts per pound.