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Spring produced vegetation.
Consider the same wording from two speakers:
Speaker A: Sincerely regards spring as the actual producer. The expression can exemplify the second form of literal predication relative to apparent belief.
Speaker B: Knows that spring is not the independent agent but assigns growth to the season because it is associated with it. Now figurative predication becomes a possibility; its full rules belong to the next section.
Therefore the wording alone does not conclusively determine the classification. Intention and contextual evidence matter.