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Acer
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Redvein Maple |
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5 to 7 |
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Japan |
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30 to 35 feet |
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Borne in rusty
brown pubescent racemes in May. |
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Opposite, simple, 2 1/2 to 5” long, 3-lobed to obscurely
5-lobed, truncate or cordate, terminal lobe triangular,
larger than the laterals, margins finely and irregularly
toothed, dark green above, glabrous, lower pale with
reddish down on veins; petiole 1 to 2” long, pubescent
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Red |
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Samaras are 3/4
inch in length and have wings that angle in 90
to 120 degrees. |
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- ‘Albolimbatum’ is a handsome cultivar
with white splashed and marbled leaves, the
entire variegation pattern quite irregular.
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‘Winter Gold’ offers bright. golden yellow
winter bark which changes to yellow-green in
spring and summer; smaller in habit but
otherwise similar to the species.
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