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Acer triflorum |
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Three Flower Maple |
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5 to 7 |
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Manchuria and Korea |
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20 to 30 feet tall with similar spread |
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In clusters of 3
(of course, thus the name) which terminate in
short, 2 leaf shoots. |
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Opposite, trifoliate, leaflets ovate-lanceolate, dark
green, 2 to 3” long, 1” wide, irregularly serrate,
acuminate, leaf bases uneven, some cuneate or rounded,
scattered pubescence above, veins pubescent beneath,
especially mid-vein with long hispid hairs, margins of
leaves with prominent hairs |
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Excellent |
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Exfoliates but not
as much as
Acer griseum. |
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Samara with wings
abut 1.25 inches long with a spread at 120
degrees. |
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