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What are names of different kinds of maple leaves?
They are sugar maple, Norway maple, silver maple, sweet maple.
What is the life span of a Norway Maple Tree?
The average life span of a Norway maple Tree is roughly 100 years.
How is the Norway Maple a use to animals?
The Norway Maple uses the animals to earn foreign exchange. This helps them in landscaping and conserving the animals in suitable areas.
Is the Norwegian Maple grown in Milwaukee?
Yes, the Norway Maple is grown in Milwaukee. I have never heard it called the Norwegian Maple
Is the Norway Maple an annual or a Perennial?
The Norway Maple is a perennial because it lives longer than one year. Annuals are plants such as petunias, marigolds, and cosmos.
Is the maple tree Norway's state tree?
No. The nation of Norway, as of present, does not have any state tree.
What is the official name of the Norway maple helicopter leaf?
schizocarp
How tall can a Norway spruce grow to be?
Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) can grow to about 80 feet on average, although certainly larger trees can be found. The tree is an invasive species in the United States because they are prolific seed producers, and their thick foliage shades out most other species that try to grow under them.
Scientific name for a Norway Maple?
Acer platanoidesHope this helps!
Tree that start with the letter n?
· Nectarine · Nettle · Northern White Pine · Norway Maple · Norway Spruce · Nyssa Sylvatica
What does the wood of a Norway maple tree look like?
Norway Maple wood looks very similar to Sugar Maple wood.The outer portion, called sapwood, is a pale, creamy buff color, with fine, closed grain. The wood from the trunk of the tree often has a deep, rippling curl figure. The smaller, central portion of heartwood is darker, a streaky pale brown.The main visual difference between Norway and Sugar maple wood is the Norway has bigger growth rings, being a much faster-growing tree.
What a type of tree that starts with a n?
· Nectarine · Nettle · Northern White Pine · Norway Maple · Norway Spruce · Nyssa Sylvatica
