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  Softwood

Sigma KEE - Softwood
Softwood(softwood)

appearance as argument number 1
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(subclass Softwood WoodProduct) Economy.kif 5754-5754 Softwood is a subclass of wood product
(documentation Softwood EnglishLanguage "Softwood is made from logs of gymnosperm trees, mainly from Conifers.") Economy.kif 5755-5756 Softwood is a subclass of wood product

appearance as argument number 2
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(partition Hardwood Softwood) Economy.kif 5628-5628 Hardwood is exhaustively partitioned into softwood
(disjoint Hardwood Softwood) Economy.kif 5629-5629 Hardwood is disjoint from softwood
(subclass CedarWood Softwood) Economy.kif 5767-5767 Cedar wood is a subclass of softwood
(subclass FirWood Softwood) Economy.kif 5777-5777 Fir wood is a subclass of softwood
(subclass LarchWood Softwood) Economy.kif 5787-5787 Larch wood is a subclass of softwood
(subclass SpruceWood Softwood) Economy.kif 5797-5797 Spruce wood is a subclass of softwood
(subclass PineWood Softwood) Economy.kif 5807-5807 Pine wood is a subclass of softwood
(termFormat EnglishLanguage Softwood "softwood") domainEnglishFormat.kif 65516-65516 Pine wood is a subclass of softwood

antecedent
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(=>
    (and
        (equal ?W
            (OrganicObjectFn ?S))
        (subclass ?W Softwood)
        (subclass ?S PlantStem))
    (modalAttribute
        (initialPart ?S Conifer) Likely))
Economy.kif 5758-5765 If equal X and Object made from Y, X is a subclass of softwood, and Y is a subclass of plant stem, then the statement every Y is initially part of a conifer has the modal force of likely


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