Assertion: sycamore's bark | /r/HasProperty | white
Facets:
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: with brown-gray patches
type: OTHER
value: in maturity
type: OTHER
value: in winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: almost
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Its white bark peels off in patches, giving its trunk and major limbs a colorful mottled appearance.
text: The bark is typically greenish-white or grayish-green in color for a visually interesting look to the landscape.
text: In maturity, the bark is almost white.
text: Sycamores are easily identifiable by their massive shape, large, light-green leaves and distinctive-looking bark: Younger sycamores have gray or white bark, while older bark is red or dark gray.
text: In contrast, the bark of the upper trunk and branches exfoliates, revealing smooth patches of inner bark that are light gray, light brown, and white.
text: The exfoliating bark is white in winter.
text: The bark is smooth, pealing, and white with brown-gray patches.
text: The bark on the younger trunk and large limbs is smooth and greenish-gray or white in color; as the tree ages, the outer bark of limbs and trunk flakes off in irregular, brown patches and exposes the nearly white younger bark beneath.
text: Bark: white and sloughing off in thin, irregular plates to reveal green, tan, cream, and brown inner bark
text: Bark of poplar tree can be white, light green, brownish or grey in color.
text: Its bark is distinctive -- white and exfoliating -- while its broad crown offers dense shade.