qa.sas describes stripping fruit from a plant in the image of its roots being torn out.

The sole attested use depicts the stripping of a plant's fruit as part of its devastation after its roots are torn out.

1. Stripping a plant's fruit · dominant

   In Ezekiel 17:9, the Poel imperfect form occurs in the question about whether the plant will prosper after its roots are torn out; the APB renders the clause "and strip its fruit," followed by the withering of all its foliage.

   Ezekiel 17:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezekiel 17:9, the APB presents the action as "strip its fruit" within the plant-destruction image. This rendering confirms the clause's overall portrayal rather than isolating every nuance of the Hebrew form.