Assertion: willow's leaf | /r/HasProperty | hairless
Facets:
value: completely
type: DEGREE
value: on the lower surface
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: New leaves are hairless or sparsely silky-hairy on the lower surface, and are red-tinged or yellowish-green.
text: (Salix ×rubens)—have new leaves that are hairless or with straight, silky hairs.
text: Leaves have smooth margins (edges) and are either hairless or with long, soft hairs
text: Shining Willow most closely resembles Autumn Willow (Salix serissima), which also has shiny leaves and glands at the tip of the leaf stalk, but is a smaller shrub, not usually over 6 feet, stipules are absent or obscure, even new leaves are completely hairless and are pale blue-green to somewhat whitened on the lower surface, leaf tips have a shorter taper to a point, male flowers have 3 or more stamens, and its fruit can persist to as late as October, where Shining Willow seeds are usually released by the end of June.