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Norway maple

Scientific Name: Acer platanoides

Family: Aceraceae

Category: Dicot

Growth: Tree

Duration: Perennial

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Description: Acer platanoides (Norway maple) is a species of maple native to eastern and central Europe and western Asia, from France east to Russia, north to southern&nbsp&*! Norway maple is a deciduous broadleaf tree native to northern Europe and was introduced to the UK in the 17th century. Interesting fact: Norway maple was introduced to North America in the early 20th century and is now considered an invasive species. As an introduced, non-native &*! Find help &amp information on Acer platanoides Norway maple from the RHS.&*! Color/Appearance: Unlike most other hardwoods, the sapwood of maple lumber is most commonly used rather than its heartwood. Sapwood color ranges from&nbsp&*! Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) Similar to native sugar maple except: broken leaf emits milky sap, upright green flower clusters, widely spreading winged&nbsp&*! Even though the leaves are similar to those of the Sycamore and the London Planetree, the Norway Maple is not related to those two trees. The bark of this tree&nbsp&*! Norway Maple is a large, deciduous tree up to 30 m, more slender than Sycamore, with a straight trunk and grey bark with many small fissures. An introduction&nbsp&*! Acer pseudoplatanus is planted as a street tree in the United States as well, but never was accepted as the Norway maple or various native species, for it lacks&nbsp&*! I&#39m conflicted. Everything about the Norway maple (Acer platanoides) points to it being a blight on the landscape. It&#39s invasive taking over &nbsp&*! Invasive Plants : http://www.na.fs.fed.us/fhp/invasive_plants. Norway maple Acer platanoides L. Native Origin: Europe and Western Asia.&*! Norway maple is a deciduous tree that grows 40-60 ft. (12.2-18.3 m) tall. The opposite leaves are palmately lobed with 5-7 lobes. The margins are marked with a&nbsp&*! (Acer platanoides). norway-maple-tn.gif. Photo 24: Stacey Leicht, University of Connecticut. Biology. large deciduous tree that usually grows to 12-18 m (40-60 ft )&nbsp&*! Acer platanoides L.Sapindaceae (soapberry family). Origin: Europe. Fascinating Facts about Norway maple Norway maple in Toronto Where can I see Norway&nbsp&*! Although it is called &quotNorway&quot maple, it is actually indigenous to much of eastern Europe and down to the Caucasus. The species Latin name, meaning &quotlike&nbsp&*! Common name, Latin name, native range, provenance choice, site requirements, pests and pathogens, use.&*! Invasive Plants in Pennsylvania. Norway Maple. Acer platanoides. : Norway maple is a large, deciduous tree with a broad, rounded crown.&*! A native to Europe, the Norway Maple is a medium to large size tree. When selecting a maple tree, be sure to select a species suited for Iowa&#39s weather.&*! Norway Maple. Acer platanoides L. Maple family (Aceraceae). Origin: Europe and Western Asia. Background Norway maple was introduced for&nbsp&*! Generals Synonyms Classification Legal Status Wetland Related Links . Acer platanoides L. Show All Show Tabs Norway maple&nbsp&*! Norway maple. FULL SCIENTIFIC NAME. Acer platanoides L. FAMILY NAME COMMON. Maple family. FAMILY SCIENTIFIC NAME. Acer platanoides&nbsp&*! Norway Maple. Tolerates hot, dry conditions better than Sugar Maple. Care Prune diseased or storm-damaged wood as needed. Because of this tree&#39s dense&nbsp&*! s and articles about the Norway Maple, scientifically known as Acer platanoides in the Encyclopedia of Life. Includes Brief Summary Com.&*! NORWAY MAPLE. (Acer platanoides). Norway20Maple.gif (41359 bytes). 1. Leaf &amp Keys. . Leaves: Deciduous broadleaf. Leaves are opposite and&nbsp&*! Introduction. &#39Crimson King&#39 Norway maple grows to a height of 35 to 45 feet spreading about 25 to 30 feet and is quite popular for its purple-green foliage&nbsp&*! PESTS AND DISEASES OF NORWAY MAPLE. (Acer platanoides). One of the most widely planted boulevard trees in Southern Ontario is the Norway maple&nbsp&*! Common Name: Norway Maple. Scientific Name: Acer platanoides. Family: Aceraceae. Growth Form: Tree. Native Range: Europe, from Norway to Caucasus &nbsp&*! back to Find the Right Tree. Scientific Name: Acer platanoides. Family: Aceraceae. This tree in Colorado Not as widely used here as in other parts of the country,&nbsp&*! Norway maple Aceraceae Acer platanoides L. Listen to the Latin symbol: ACPL, Other Fact Sheets. Leaf: Opposite, simple, palmately-veined, 5 to 7 lobed with&nbsp&*! Norway Maple. Acer platanoides. Family: Soapberry Family &#8211 Sapindaceae ( formerly Maple Family &#8211 Aceraceae) Growing form and height: Tree. 10&#821120 m&nbsp&*! Family: Aceraceae or Maple. Leaves: Opposite simple 4&quot to 7&quot wide and long deciduous typically palmately 5-lobed lobes sharply pointed somewhat serrate &nbsp&*! Norway Maple Invasive Plant Information Sheet. Acer platanoides. Maple Family (Aceraceae). : Norway maple, a deciduous tree, reaches a height of&nbsp&*! . Appearance: Acer platanoides is a tree that usually grows to 40-60 ft. ( 12-18 m) in height, but can reach heights of 100 ft. (30 m). The bark of the tree is &nbsp&*! Common Name: Norway maple. Latin Name: Acer platanoides. New Hampshire Invasive Species Status: Prohibited (Agr 3800). Native to: Europe and western&nbsp&*! Norway maple (Acer platanoides). Nebraska Forest Service. The Norway maple ( Acer platanoides) is one of the more popular trees in the nursery trade.&*! Acer platanoides -Norway Maple (Aceraceae) Maple. -the blade tends to remain flat and even (in contrast with Sugar Maple which tends to curve down).&*! Norway maple has escaped cultivation and invades forests, fields, and other natural habitats. It forms monotypic stands that create dense shade and it displaces&nbsp&*! Norway Maple trees give you bright yellow foliage, unlike other green and red maples. If you&#39re looking for a unique tree with one of a kind color, learn more&nbsp&*! The Norway Maple possesses a rounded crown of dense foliage that can reach heights between 40-50 feet, while its trunk can reach a diameter of up to 2 feet&nbsp&*! All species of maples in Maine can be affected by tar spot, but the particular pathogen that is most damaging to Norway maples is Rhytisma acerinum. The tar &nbsp&*! Norway Maple can be monoecious or dioecious, producing male (staminate) flowers and female (pistillate) flowers on either the same or separate trees.&*! Rather, the leaf is a Norway Maple, a non-native European species that doesn&#39t behave: It exudes seeds and shade, outcompetes native&nbsp&*! - 2 min - Uploaded by Harper AdamsSenior Lecturer at Harper Adams University, Jim Waterson, explains how to identify Norway &*! Norway Maple Removal Project. Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) is an invasive tree species within the Point Pleasant Park forest. This type of tree is crowding&nbsp&*! Norway maple is listed as one of the most serous threats by the state .. If that tree IS a Norway maple, and you have the money for it, KILL,&nbsp&*! 2 years, 217 days ago July 12, 2013 Acer platanoides, Acer saccharum, Hard Maple, identifying Norway maples, identifying sugar maples, Rock MapleNorm&nbsp&*! Acer platanoides, commonly called Norway maple, is native to Europe. (to 7&#8221 across) have five sharply pointed lobes and resemble those of sugar maple.&*! The tale of the Norway maple, Acer platanoides, is not much different than other non-native species that have come before or since.&*! The leaves of Acer platanoides are roughly similar to Acer saccharum, from which it can be easily distinguished by its milky white sap and purple (or green with&nbsp&*! The leaves of Norway maple hold the light of the sun even at dusk and on overcast days. Like purple loosestrife, the Nortway maple is invasive&nbsp&*!