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Efficacy of Insecticides for Reducing Maple Tip Moth Damage on Red Maple, 2021

Arthropod Management Tests, 2021
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Branch angle in red maple trees

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 1988
The vertical branch angle 10 cm from the base of 17 branches on 6-year-old red maple (Acerrubrum L.) trees increased as leaves grew out and decreased when leaves abscised, with a net increase in angle. The angle 20 cm from the base of 222 branches on five 32-year-old trees did not increase with increasing branch age.
Lisa M. Bozzuto, Brayton F. Wilson
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Maple Sugaring by Red Squirrels

Journal of Mammalogy, 1992
Red squirrels, Tamiasciurus hudsonicus , were observed systematically harvesting sugar and syrup from sugar maple trees ( Acer saccharum ) in a mixed stand of young hardwood trees in Western Maine. Each tap consisted of a single pair of chisel-like grooves of an apparent single bite that punctured the tree to the sap-bearing xylem.
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Adverse Effects of Atrinal (Dikegulac) on Plane Tree, Red Maple, and Norway Maple

Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 1988
The adverse effects of trunk injected Atrinal (Maag, Inc.) were monitored to determine factors which may influence their occurrence. The foliar appearance of Atrinal injected plane tree, red maple, and Norway maple trees was used as an indication of phytotoxicity. Planes were the most sensitive to the phytotoxic effects of Atrinal followed by red maple,
Daniel Wright, John Moran
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Effect of Backfill Amendment on Growth of Red Maple

Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 1995
AbstractBalled-and-burlapped red maple (Acer rubrum) trees were planted in holes backfilled with 1) native soil, 2) 50:50 (v/v) aged pine bark: soil, 3) 50:50 (v/v) Mr. Natural Concentrated Landscape Media (CLM): soil, and 4) 100% CLM. The CLM is an improved, proprietary soil amendment composed of top soil, pine humus, granite sand, crushed granite ...
Timothy J. Smalley, Carleton B. Wood
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Red maple leaf toxicity warning

Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 1988
During the last week of October, 1987, Michigan State University had three horses with a severe hemolytic crisis thought to be due to eating dried Red Maple (Acer rubrum) leaves. The fresh leaves are not toxic but after drying they are toxic at a dose of 3gin/ kg or less.
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Rapid capture of growing space by red maple

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2009
Red maple ( Acer rubrum L.) is becoming increasingly dominant in forest stands throughout the eastern United States. To investigate the reasons for the increase, we examined the development of red maple and oak ( Quercus spp.) seedlings and stump sprouts following the harvest of oak-dominated stands.
Songlin Fei, Kim C. Steiner
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