Mountain Maple A shrub with multiple stems, or occasionally as a small tree, mountain maple is common near mountain streams in the southern and central Rockies, usually on sites with extra moisture, at elevations from 50

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Date: 2013-07-08 17:06:09 Acer glabrum Flora of Japan Acer spicatum Maple Acer grandidentatum Acer truncatum Flora of the United States Flora Ornamental trees		Mountain Maple A shrub with multiple stems, or occasionally as a small tree, mountain maple is common near mountain streams in the southern and central Rockies, usually on sites with extra moisture, at elevations from 50 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.westernexplorers.us Download Document from Source Website File Size: 518,15 KB Share Document on Facebook

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