Assertion: wasabi's rhizome | /r/CapableOf | grow above ground
Facets:
value: despite its root-like appearance
type: OTHER
value: horizontally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The rhizome, which is a root-like stem that grows above ground, is the part of the plant that’s grated to make wasabi as we know it –
text: True rhizomes, or rootstocks, grow horizontally under the ground, while wasabi stalks grow vertically.
text: (It really is green; the color comes from chlorophyll, since despite its root-like appearance, the rhizome grows above ground.)
text: The wasabi stem, or rhizome, is formed at the base of the plant and grows upwards above ground taking up to two years to reach maturity.
text: The wasabi stem, or rhizome, is formed at the base of the plant and grows upwards above ground taking up to two years to reach maturity.