Assertion: tomatillo's fruit | /r/HasProperty | green
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: with purple streaks
type: OTHER
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The fruit resembles a small unripe tomato and is usually green or yellow.
text: The fruits are true berries with many tiny seeds and are typically green, yellow, or purple when mature.
text: The fruits are true berries with many tiny seeds and are typically green, yellow, or purple when mature.
text: The fruit is generally green but can be orange, yellow, red, or even purple.
text: Harvesting: Pick when husks are papery and green-brown, but fruit is still green.
text: The fruit resembles a small unripe tomato and is usually green or yellow.
text: There are several forms: mostly the fruit is green or purple or a mixture of both.
text: Your Tomatillo is ready to be harvested when the fruit is green, and the husks start to split.
text: The fruit is green, sometimes with purple streaks, and enclosed in a papery husk.
text: The fruit of the Tomatillo is green, and about the size of a large cherry tomato.
text: There are also tomato varieties with fully ripe fruit that is still green.
text: You can harvest the fruit when the fruit is green and sort of fills out the husk around it.
text: Immature fruit is green, morphing to pretty yellow as it ripens and begins to split its protective husks.
text: The fruit of the Tomatillo is green, and about the size of a large cherry tomato.
text: The fruit of the tomatillo is green and about the size of a large cherry tomato.
text: The globe - shaped, firm fruit are green when ripe.
text: Tomatillos are often ripe when the husk splits, the husk turns tan or dry, and the fruit is still green.
text: Both calyx and fruit are green, though only the fruit is edible.