By: Josh Carlson.  2-4 genera  120 species  Is found from Canada to the Gulf coast  Prefers Temperate climate  Can grow in low moist conditions or.

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By: Josh Carlson

 2-4 genera  120 species  Is found from Canada to the Gulf coast  Prefers Temperate climate  Can grow in low moist conditions or higher dry conditions  Is a flowering plant so it produces seeds

 Trees or shrubs  Leaves are opposite, estipulate, simple,  Can be unlobed, palmately lobed, or pinnately lobed  Winged seeds  Most common form of pollination is done through wind

 Common Uses: Lumber, dance floors, bowling alleys, piano frames, cutting blocks, paper pulp  Interesting Fact: Soft maples have taken the place of hard maples because it is lighter while it still retains durability

 Pinnately Lobed- lobes along the side with a single midvein /PoisonIvy/BoxElderWith.JPG

 Palmately lobed- lobes radiating from petiole

 Palmately lobed  Winged seed is about inches long ification/maple_silver_72dpi.jpg hemes/Sciences/BotanicalScien ces/TreesFamiliesNames/WhatT reeIsIt/IdentifybyName/Commo nName/MapleSilver/fruit.jpg

 Palmately lobed  Each winged seed is about 1 inch long = eae/Sugar_Maple_03a_Leaf.jpg&imgrefurl = eae/Sugar_Maple_03a_Leaf.html&usg=__v ES6liJ04JrluCwZasildB915jU=&h=960&w=1 280&sz=152&hl=en&start=7&um=1&tbnid =vsXz1RzPk9bDCM:&tbnh=113&tbnw=150 &prev=/images%3Fq%3Dsugar%2Bmapl e%26hl%3Den%26um%3D1 ges/maple_sugar/fruit.jpg

The Sugar Maple is mostly found in the eastern half of the United States

 USDA Forest Service, Madison Wisconsin, pdf  Aceraceae Maple Family, Leslie Landrum, Journal of Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science, 1995