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Acer
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Acer [′ā·səror′ä‚kər]
(botany)
A genus of broad-leaved, deciduous trees of the order Sapindales, commonly known as the maples; the sugar or rock maple (A. saccharum) is the most important commercial species.
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This red maple, which is known as the Acer Rubrum is a soft wood and does not produce as much maple syrup as the hard wood maples such as the Acer Saccharum or the Acer Nigrum (known as the black maple, which is closely related to the A.
October Glory Red Maple ? the Glory of Autumn in the Trees by Tammy Sons / Home improvement and landscaping community
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Family Name Acer rubrum, Acer saccharinum, Acer macrophyllum and Acer negundo of the Family Aceraceae.
An enticing species: this maple is not soft on its dramatic figure ... by Kaiser, Jo-Ann / Wood & Wood Products
Everyone needs to know that Acer Rubrum, also known as Red Maple or Swamp Maple, is toxic to horses--bark and leaves.
Use caution when feeding dried leaves by L., Megan / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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