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Anglican Theological Review, 2014 This publication covers the physical and main features, plant needs, functions, care, and additional information for Sugar Maple, Acer saccharum.
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American Midland Naturalist, 1931
For several years it has been apparent to me that the Eastern Sugar Maple has no name. By this statement I mean the tree of New England, with the leaves green on both sides and rather soft in texture, the Sugar Tree of the nurseries, the one so much planted on lawns and along streets in the smaller cities and towns in the West, which has been called A.
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For several years it has been apparent to me that the Eastern Sugar Maple has no name. By this statement I mean the tree of New England, with the leaves green on both sides and rather soft in texture, the Sugar Tree of the nurseries, the one so much planted on lawns and along streets in the smaller cities and towns in the West, which has been called A.
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Introgression in Sugar Maples II.
American Midland Naturalist, 1947In a study of leaf variation in Acer saccharophorum K. Koch and Acer nigrum Michx. f. from colonies in Massachusetts, Michigan, Illinois and Missouri, Anderson and Hubricht (4) infer that even when these two maples grow intermingled and flower at the same time, there are no intermediate individuals. Consequently there would be no hybridization.
Pierre Dansereau, Yves Desmarais
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Forest Science, 1979
Abstract Sugar maple seeds were soaked in water or exposed to water vapor under aerobic or anaerobic conditions and subsequently germinated. In general, the anaerobic treatments stimulated germination. The effects of seed covering structures on the diffusion of leachable materials out of sugar maple seeds was also tested. Immersion in
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Abstract Sugar maple seeds were soaked in water or exposed to water vapor under aerobic or anaerobic conditions and subsequently germinated. In general, the anaerobic treatments stimulated germination. The effects of seed covering structures on the diffusion of leachable materials out of sugar maple seeds was also tested. Immersion in
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Brief Note: Sugar Maples and Maple Sugar at Historic Smithfield
2019A feature on an old source of sugar at Smithfield.
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Health of Eastern North American Sugar Maple Forests and Factors Affecting Decline
Northern Journal of Applied Forestry, 2002Stephen B Horsley +2 more
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