Assertion: sycamore | /r/HasProperty | large trees
Facets:
value: with thick trunks
type: OTHER
value: with fantastic flaky bark
type: OTHER
value: with hairs on the underside
type: OTHER
value: as the fingers of a hand
type: OTHER
value: with massive limbs
type: OTHER
value: with parts
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: All sycamores are large trees with thick trunks, and range in height from 60 to 100 feet, depending on the species.
text: Sycamore is a large tree with a massive trunk, a broad, open, irregular crown, and large, crooked, spreading, white branches.
text: Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) is a large shade tree, abundant in Eastern deciduous forests.
text: Except to the nerdiest of tree nerds, the two plants look identical: Sycamore and Planetree are both large shade trees with massive limbs, big leaves, and fantastic flaky bark in a crazy-quilt pattern of khaki, gray, and ivory.
text: Sycamores are large trees with grayish scaling bark and deciduous, alternate, palmately-shaped leaves (with parts diverging from a common base, as the fingers of a hand), with hairs on the underside.
text: Sycamores are large trees, which can reach a height between 100 to 150 feet.
text: Sycamores are large trees, usually with a single trunk, that will grow to around 80 feet tall and 40 feet wide if left un-pruned.