Assertion: sepal | /r/HasProperty | green
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: to 1 ⁄16″ long
type: OTHER
value: to fused
type: OTHER
value: to to triangular
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The sepals are green and much smaller than the white petals.
text: The sepals are the green leaves surrounding the bud before it flowers.
text: Some sepals are green while others look similar to the flower’s petals.
text: Usually, sepals are green and petals are the brighter part of the flowers.
text: Sepals are usually green and they resemble small leaves.
text: Some sepals are green but not all are green.
text: The sepals are green, and are united at the base into a narrowly bell-shaped tube (calyx), then separated into 5 very short teeth that are unequal in length.
text: The sepals are often small and green.
text: The sepals are green, lance-shaped, pointed, about 3 ⁄16″ long, and about 1⁄16″ wide at the base.
text: The sepals are green, 1 ⁄32″ to 1 ⁄16″ long, narrowly lance-shaped to triangular, and slightly fused at the base.
text: Although sepals on many plants are green, on some flowers they can appear to be the main petals or can be almost identical in color or shape to the petals formed by the corolla.
text: The sepals are green and leafy, surrounding and protecting the flower bud as it develops.
text: The sepals are green and 1 ⁄64″ to 1 ⁄16″ long.
text: The sepals are green, and are united at the base into a narrowly bell-shaped tube (calyx), then separated into 5 short teeth that are unequal in length.
text: The sepals are green and are united into a calyx tube with 4 spreading, narrowly triangular, 1 ⁄32″ to ⅛″ long lobes.
text: The sepals are green and 1⁄32″ to 1 ⁄16″long.
text: The sepals are green or maroon, united at the base, and separated into 5 teeth at the tip.
text: The sepals are green, ⅛″ to ¼″ (4 to 8 mm) long, and narrowly egg-shaped to egg-shaped.
text: They can be green or they can match the color of the petals.
text: The sepals are green, narrowly lance-shaped to linear, ⅛″ to 3 ⁄16″ long, and 1⁄32″ to 1 ⁄16″ wide.
text: Sepals are the green leaves that protect the bud before it flowers.
text: sepals are the green leaves (that made up the young bud) that are on the back of flowers so obviously not it