Maples of North America .................. Japanese

Common name	Botanical name	Character,memo.	Distribution	Pict.No
Mountain maple	A.spicatum Lamarck	spikelike inflorescences large shrub, small tree	Northeastern North America	201
Vine maple	A.circinatum	brilliant fall color twisted branches	Western N.America	202
Striped maple Moosewood	A.pensylvanicum	treelike shrub white striped bark	All over N.America	203
Rockey mountain maple	Acer glabrum ssp. glabrum	a large shrub branchlets glabrous	Northwestern, Rocky Mountains	204
Dwarf maple	A. glabrum ssp. douglasii	almost always 3lobed, more serrate	N.A, Alaska	205
Boxelder	A.negundo ssp.negundo	well-known	from Canada,USA to Guatemala	206
-	A.negundo ssp.californicum	the very conspicuous hairiness	California Arizona	207
Sugar maple Hard maple Rock maple	A.saccharum ssp.saccharum	well-known, 40m	Northeastern North America	208
Southern sugar maple Florida maple Hammock maple	A.saccharum ssp.floridanum	a small tree,8-10m from Florida	Florida,Texas Mexico	209
Bigtooth maple Canyon maple	A.saccharum ssp.grandidentatum	with large teeth on the leaves Fall color brilliant	North America Rocky Mountains	210
Chalk maple White barked maple Kalkahorn	A.saccharum ssp.leucoderme	Bark chalky gray	Southeastern North America	211
Black sugar maple Rock maple	A.saccharum ssp.nigrum	Leaves large Bark gray-black	Northeastern North America	212
Big leaf maple Oregon maple	A.macrophyllum	the largest leaves	The coast of the Pacific	213
Red maple	A.rubrum	well-known	Eastern N.A.	214
Silver maple	A.saccharinum	well-known	Eastern N.A.	215

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