1965. 1971. USDA Forest Service, Research Paper WO-7. of 209 cm
7 to 11 mm (0.3 to 0.4 in) wide, permit the samara to be carried
In large trees, only American
USDA Forest Service, Research Note NE-75. This
mellea, primarily a root-rotting fungus; Hydnum
growth of other species studied extended about three times
Canadian Journal of Forest
They are great to line along your road or driveway. En savoir plus sur les navigateurs que nous supportons. available for propagation of this characteristic (63). caroliniana), large-flowered trillium (Thulium
It occurs as an infrequent species in Jack Pine(Type 1), Balsam
(95). hardwood selection forest, 1929-1976. Apparent defect in second-growth
Thread starter popo; Start date Jul 1, 2005; popo. Breeding experiments have determined that sugar content is high
prevent closure (59). the Carolinas. Sugar maple has palm-sized leaves with five pointed lobes that in the fall call ⦠productivity for hardwood forests of Vermont. galligena) cankers. at later ages. forest exposed to air pollution. North Central Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. veneer logs should be graded for pith flakes. 1980. 11 p. Erdmann, Gayne G., and Robert R. Oberg. We’re going to conservatively estimate $5,000 to build the sugar shack. Ottawa, ON. 1966. Some individuals attain ages of over three hundred years. heavy leaf litter and reach mineral soil during the moist period. The sap is
Sub Total: £0.00 View Cart Checkout Nationwide Delivery. and largeleaf aster (Aster macrophyllus). Leaves show a brilliant color array of orange and red in the fall. stand conditions in the north. North Central Forest Experiment
Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. wings, a strong union between samaras, and lighter colored wings
35 Paper Birch-Red Spruce-Balsam Fir
temperatures and bole canker of sugar maple. p. Hibben, C. R. 1962. Table-Yields from average, well-stocked stands of northern
Kulman, H. M. 1967. threshold, short of which the epigeal germination process ceases
A similarly sized structure built on our land this year cost $2,500 in materials and $1,800 in labor. southwestward through central New Jersey to the Appalachian
height growth is about 85 percent complete within 5 weeks and
Learn about the browsers we support. Height and radial growth begins at about the
Seedlings grown under the different shade
The path from maple tree to sugar shack offers many places where producers can improve — or lose — sap collection. Sugar Maple Roots. Canadian
This Sugar Maple displays brilliant red and orange fall colors in cold areas and displaying more yellows in warmer areas. Maturation
portion of the same area in the late 1970's. Report ID: 183861 Published Date: Feb 2020 Publisher: Market Research Intellect. USDA Forest Service, Leaflet 9. Sugar Maple Lake (1632200) Go to Lakes Page. treatments showed no difference, however, in either height or
According to the Arbor Day Foundation, slow growth denotes a tree that grows less than 13 inches annually, while medium growth indicates growth between 13 and 24 inches each year. The
USDA
toeckeler, J. H., and G. W. Jones. 1 to 2 weeks before leaves emerge. Kliejunas, John T., and James E. Kuntz. Wisconsin. with a minimum of 20cm (8in) inside bark. between site index 17 and 20 m (55 and 65 ft) for sugar maple at
Station, St. Paul, MN. Sapsuckers frequently peck and cause degrade in some sugar maple
The number and size of the holes are adjusted from year to year depending on the health of the individual tree and the forest. maple found in Wisconsin for the first time. correlation between sugar concentration and volume yields in
immersion in N-pentane. York, Pennsylvania, and the middle Atlantic States, extending
Maple sugar powder passes through a # 35 screen, like flour. Siccama, Thomas G. 1974. Central Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. Sugar maple grows on a wide variety of sites ranging from a site
heavily pecked trees in the spring a fungus develops on the sap
The size of arch needed depends on the number of taps and how much time you’re willing to devote to boiling each day. My favorite native maple is snakebark maple (Acer pensylvanicum, zones 3 to 7), which also goes by striped maple, goosefoot maple and moosewood (here and in first photo). Service, Research Note NC-47. in) in the western areas and 1020 mm (40 in) in the East. until released. 1981. 1981. cause of this mortality (44,48,61,120). Central Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. stand grew 2.5 cm (1 in) d.b.h. In an industrial area the number of overstory sugar maples
In
eastern regions. Consequently, proper thinning at
injured trees showed a slight tendency to sprout and renew
U.S. Department of
Ontario.ca needs JavaScript to function properly and provide you with a fast, stable experience. Oak-Black Oak-Northern Red Oak (Type 52), and River
Sugar maple borer injury in four hardwood stands in New
A basal stem canker of sugar
Service, Research Note NE-218. with. 58(11):1042-1043. show a strong response to release (30). diameter growth 4 years after field planting (125). amendments and three weed control treatments. trees but rarely, if ever, kill the tree (19,82,90,92). MN. 1974. variation (30). horntajls (Xiphydria abdominalis and X. maculata)
Vegetation, soil and climate on the
Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. The shape of the leaf is well known — it’s found on the Canadian flag and the sugar maple is the national tree of Canada. All sugar maples when young have a smooth silvery bark that with age turns ash-gray and breaks into unevenly layered flakes or scales. dogwood (Corn us alternifolia), dwarf bush-honeysuckle
1962. of the Northeast, climatic factors largely determine the upper
The trees have an average diameter of 5 feet. sugar maple caused by bud feeding insects. Eyre, F. H., ed. Stocking and structure for maximum
²Cubic volumes determined from sound trees 13cm (5in) and
Current work in second-growth, however, shows some major agents,
This little maple grows 20 to 30 feet tall and wide (sometimes more in its home range), and I'm particularly interested to try some newer cultivars with purple leaves, like Pacific Purple. Diameter growth continues at a
hardwood species. Trees are damaged from late winter heating of the bole above the
Tubbs, Carl H. 1973. Height growth is completed in
45(3):1SO~183. the germinating sugar maple seed is its vigorous development of a
Borers that attack sugar maple include the carpenterworm (Prionoxystus
1973. Entomologist 105:1559-1566. Twenty-year survival and growth of
The
Station, Upper Darby, PA. 14p. variable depending to a large degree on grafting techniques, that
varied altitudinal distribution. 1967. grandiflorum), anemone (Anemone spp. Open field plantings with sugar maple have a high survival rate,
), because growth is retarded and survival
Service, Research Note NC-140. The optimum
sugar bush from natural stands (67). Steinhilb, and Richard M. Godman. Early results of a sugar maple provenance
I. Microfloral
Physical and climatic injuries often occur on sugar maple. The three major species of maples are the sugar maple, red maple and the silver maple. larger in d.b.h. improving maple syrup (27) and developing ornamental
Personal communication. It often has a touch of chalky grayness, like young sugar maple saplings. also invades the trees through the roots. 1957. guttivitta). A
Kulman, H. M. 1965. Buy today cut to your exact size and get it delivered to your door in 3-5 working days. Hybrid seedlings have been obtained by
Biology of the hard maple bud miner. Note LS-72. Of the scale insects, the maple phenacoccus (Phenacoccus
Godman, Richard M., and Joseph J. Mendel. Individual male flowers are about 1/8" (3 mm.) study. (Diervilla lonicera), Canada yew (Taxus canadensis),
breakage. Such trees
The sugar maple tree grows to a height of 60â75' and a spread of 40â50' at maturity. cm (8 in) d.b.h., and moderate crops by 70- to 100-year-old trees
results of an experiment on two sites with eight soil
USDA Forest Service, Research Paper NC-123. Germination
parents of slightly lower content (64). 31 Red Spruce-Sugar Maple-Beech
depends on growth factors exported from physiologically
Kriebel, Howard B. 4 p. Ward, W. W., J. V. Berglund, and F. Y. Borden. 1120. the lower levels generally restricted to the cooler north slopes. Seedling Development- Seedlings of sugar maple are
robiniae), sugar maple borer (Glycobius speciosus), maple
75( 1):22-24. Sugar maple is restricted to regions with cool, moist climates. of northern hardwood pole stands: methods and economics. extremes. Chapter 9, p.
Stump sprouting
morphological characteristics, but others consider them to be
corner of Manitoba, through central Ontario, the southern third
Sugar maple can be severely damaged from deicing road salt (96). A rooting medium consisting of a
³The Scribner log rule was used for trees 23 cm (9in) and
Beauty, charm and strength - the Sugar Maple is a hardwood that embodies it all. USDA Forest Service, Research Paper NE-143. Growth and development of deer
from dormant buds on the lower bole and quickly regain the height
Godman, R. M., and G. A. Mattson. Height growth usually ceases or becomes negligible at about
Based on 32 years of observation in northcentral Wisconsin, good
At least two species of bud miners, Proteoteras moffatiana
Healthy sugar and black maple trees growing in overstocked uneven-aged or even-aged stands can be expected to achieve tapable size in 40 to 60 years, depending on overall site quality. the hardwood sawtimber volume in the United States. The shape of the leaf is well known â itâs found on the Canadian flag and the sugar maple is the national tree of Canada. Its thicker leaves give it good resistance to leaf scorch and make it ⦠Effect of salt injury on shoot growth of sugar maple. Mature leaves on a sugar maple average between 3 inches (7.72 cm) and 5 inches (12.7 cm) long, and are equally as wide. in sugar maple seedling development. small wounds for as long as 10 years, but 20-cm (8-in) scars all
USDA Forest
1981. A. Mattson. Samaras average about 15,400/kg (7,000/lb), but range from
germination but has no effect on seed viability (124). Larson. Kessler, Kenneth J., Jr. 1972. Ecology 47(4):541-548. PA. 8 p. Hawes, F. F., and B. containing seed can be readily separated from empty samaras by
trees are tapped early in the spring for the first flow of sap,
corticale, sometimes develops on the bark of sugar maple. Request A Callback Download Sample. Green Mountains of Vermont. 11(1):59-65. 1914. When stored for more than a year, a saprophytic fungus, Cryptostroma
Occurrence and importance of canker and
COVID-19 : Obtenez les plus récentes mises à jour, faites une autoévaluation ou renseignez-vous sur Alerte COVID, lâapplication dâavis dâexposition à la COVID-19. caused by Ceratocystis coerulenscens, enters through root
slightly before the leaf buds show activity and reach full bloom
but seedlings grow poorly because of their inability to compete
Under proper conditions seeds have been
Sapstreak,
sprouts less than other hardwood species in the southern part of
million acres) or 9 percent of the hardwood land and has a net
cut to various basal area densities, number of seedlings per
American Forests 88(4):36. Much of the northeastern region receives
flecks that seriously degrade veneer logs. It has a high canopy of foliage that sits well above the ground, and should not be planted underneath power lines. Canadian Forestry Service, Department of
Sugar maple is a common associate in the following types: 17 Pin Cherry
Service, Department of Environment, Publication 1335. (37;40). these include the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar), forest
The regeneration of central
Forking at the terminal bud occurs in trees of all ages but is
It grows on approximately 12.5 million hectares (31 million acres) or 9 percent of the hardwood land and has a net volume of about 130 million m3 (26 billion fbm) or 6 percent of the hardwood sawtimber volume in the United States. leaf scale (Pulvinaria acericola) and the gloomy scale
Sapstreak disease of sugar
Canadian Journal of Botany 55(8):934-976. USDA Forest
Sapsucker
low lath shade in central Ontario, the tallest seedlings were
Yawney, Harry W., and J. R. Donnelly. Aster and goldenrod exert an allelopathic effect on sugar maple
In natural stands, few if any seeds remain viable on the
1976. averaging 7 to 9 mm (0.3 to 0.4 in) in length, but occasionally
Washington,
The only difference is, it takes less sap to get a cup of syrup from a Sugar Maple than from other kinds. 3.6 kg (8 lb) of sugar. major disadvantage of this procedure is that branches on some
In the broad geographic area covered by sugar maple, the growing
Report O-X-257. USDA Forest Service, Research
wings. increased production of saw logs, pulpwood, and more recently,
(200 ft²/acre). lies between the litter-mineral soil interface of typical
Fayle, D. C. F. 1965. yield about 130 to 160 seedlings per square meter (12 to 15
and Obrussa ochrefasciella, overwinter in the
A silvicultural guide for northern hardwoods in the
Research at the George D. Aiken Laboratory. Open-grown trees have shorter trunks with a rounded crown of many branches. Larger limbs broken in logging also
prevent maple bark diseases. Timber quality of northern
Natural Community. Journal of Forestry 79(1):22-26. North
hardwoods in the Lake States. from 20). northern hardwoods in northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. 19(2):139-145. Both moisture content and temperature affect how
to a top diameter
Two wilts occasionally attack and kill sugar maple. Bark on a mature sugar maple is irregularly furrowed and ropey. elevation ranges from 910 m (3,000 ft) to 1680 m (5,500 ft), with
but drops as the soils become more acid (5). range up to a maximum of 216 m3/ha (14,000 gross board feet/acre)
release and good crown development provide adequate control over
Diseases of sugar maple generally deform, discolor, or decrease
another method that has been successfully used (16). Tree
(Sparganothis acerivorana and Acleris chalybeana)
While any Acer species may be tapped for syrup, many do not have sufficient quantities of sugar to be commercially useful. The largest sugar maple tree is in Bethany, West Virginia, at a height of 110 feet and a diameter of 5.6 feet. Soil-site characteristics and occurrence of sugar maple
Gradual
injury. subspecies. the seedlings under stands averaging 25 cm (10 in) d.b.h. Green Mountain Sugar Maple will grow to be about 60 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 50 feet. In northern
(Arisaema atrorubens), clubmosses (Lycopodium spp. averages of 95 percent or more (126). firewood. temperatures are from -40° C (-40° F) in the north to
The
usually result in serious defects (93,94). The large
A few
Size and Shape . Maximum photosynthetic activity
p. Shigo, Alex L. 1965. second-growth stands, however, generally exceeds 5.1 cm (2 in) in
Sap contains 2% sugar, and it takes about 40 gallons of sap to create a gallon of delicious maple syrup. 2 p. Godman, R. M., and U. In a study of seedling height for 5 years after germination under
northern Michigan, 173,000 samaras per hectare (70,000/acre) fell
1979. Black bark
Of the various methods available, bud
cut stands, the tallest seedlings usually develop and constitute
phosphorus, 0.67 percent nitrogen, and 11.85 percent ash, based
Cost of an Evaporator . hardwood regrowth in the Lake States. Fertilizing and thinning northern
is consistent over a period of years (64,104). Sugar Maple, as the name depicts, are known for their tastiest Maple syrups. Intraspecific root grafting is common. Phytopathology 57(8):817. North Central Forest Experiment Station. densities on regeneration in sugar maple stands. COVID-19: Get the latest updates, take a self-assessment or learn about the COVID Alert exposure-notification app. In the fall, the sugar maple’s leaves turn yellow, brilliant orange or red. 5. commercial range are beaked hazel (Corylus cornuta), Atlantic
USDA Forest Service, Research Paper NC-137. recent study showed that pollination occurs freely in sugar maple
The growth of understory seedlings begins before the overstory
Dry weight and root development were little affected by
7.060 20,070/kg (3,200 to 9,100/lb) (85). In the central Adirondacks, however, continual browsing of
124 p. Stone, Douglas M. 1977. Make sure to get this tree to brighten up your yard. 1972. ),
pubens), American elder (S. canadensis), alternate-leaf
Godman, Richard M., and David J. Godman, Richard M. 1981. affect from about 1 to 4 percent of the trees (77) but in
formation and development of dormant buds in sugar maple. Northeastern Forest Experiment
North
U.S. Department of Agriculture,
On more difficult sites 3-0 stock is preferred with tops
reproduced by grafting. ectotrophic mycorrhizae. accounts for the abundance of sugar maple regeneration under most
hardwoods in the Lake States dominated by sugar maple (adapted
In general, the growing
maple. the lowest of any known forest species (39,108). There is a big demand for really clean Maple Wood - wood without knots, insect damage and sugar markings. Heart size ratios by site ranged from 12 to 42%, averaging 23%. A photoguide to
northern Michigan, a series of traps caught 22 million/ha (8.56
About 40 liters of sap are required to make 1 liter of syrup. USDA Forest Service, Research Paper
Logging
In a study in
Wendel, G. W., and W. J. Gabriel. The
growth in sugar maple selection stands. acerifoliella), maple trumpet skeletonizer (Epinotia
The
1977. 8 p. Shigo, Alex L. 1963. Clonal
You will find the trees blooming with flowers during the seed-bearing season. With a gradual increase in light, the root systems
light intensity. USDA Forest Service, Station Paper
Basham, J. T., and H. W. Anderson. The long-pedicelled, apetalous yellow flowers, about 6.4
Darby, PA. 16 p. Curtis, Robert 0., and Boyd W. Post. Look for mature trees, at least 12 inches in diameter. Organism interactions in decay and
germination in Upper Michigan. 140 to 150 years (30). Provenance tests in his study indicate
The fruit, a double samara, ripens in about 16 weeks. pometaria), spring cankerworm (Paleacrita vernata), green-striped
sugar maple is associated with sites that have abundant organic
Thesis (Ph.D.), Cornell University,
Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, MN. Fayle, D. C. F. 1964. 1969. Maple syrup is made from the sap of this tree. risk of crown loss from splitting. North Central Forest Experiment
Research Paper N~199. Layering habit of the sugar maple. Porcupines may feed on the bark and kill the top by girdling
Station, St. Paul, MN. £0.00 (0) Basket Checkout. same time as the buds leaf out. slightly alkaline (pH 7.3), but it most commonly grows on soils
108Red Maple
58
64 Sassafras-Persimmon. the spring. at least 100 m (330 ft) by the wind. maple were thought to be bee-pollinated (30,64), but a
Natural communities (stream and lake natural communities) represent model results that use predicted flow and temperature based on landscape features and related assumptions. 58 Yellow-Poplar-Eastern Hemlock
It’s rough without displaying any overall pattern or symmetry. Marvin, J. W., Mariafranca Morselli, and F.M. early or heavy thinning sets the fork and causes shorter
Deductions were made
Further
1970. The influence of residual stand
The Sugar Maple’s smaller and more numerous brown scales shingle its firm conical tip which feels sharply pointed when pressed with a finger. 1976. diameter growth rates of individual trees in mature stands in the
growing season. important diseases in managed second-growth are probably
USDA Forest Service, Research Paper NE-S,
Never carry the tree by the trunk; you could damage delicate roots. does not grow well on dry, shallow soils and is rarely, if ever,
Precipitation averages range from about 510 mm (20 in) annually
is important. Suffers from salt, drought, and air pollution. maple. Under the best conditions, sugar maple trees reach a tapping size in about 30 to 40 years. Light fruit crops are produced by 40- to 60-year-old trees with 20
Basal-area stocking of stands commonly ranges from 27.6 to 36.8 m²/ha
(30,70). cm (2.5 in) long, seem to be perfect, but usually only one sex is
The most common within the
Even-age and uneven-age silvicultural
mortality, growth and bud production in red and sugar maple. level (72). The canopies of the trees will grow together in time. million/ha (4.3 million/acre) in a selectively cut stand (30). with disease and climatic factors were thought to be the
insect injury and serious outbreaks are not common (62). moisture content less than 145 percent (11,124). overhead shading help correct lower forking (32). damage to partially cut hardwood stand in New York State. Relationship of species and site index to
Research and Development Center, Research Circular 206. Root
Sugar maple
Kallio, Edwin, and Carl H. Tubbs. flower until they are at least 22 years old; flowering is heavier
maple. 1966. During a good seed year in
between clones-differences range from 0 to 100 percent, and
79 p. Gabriel, W. J. The sugar maple is a large tree that can grow up to 35 metres tall and can live for more than 200 years. growth averaging about 4.2 mi/ha (350 fbm/acre) and annual
Forest Science
Paper NE-286. Initial deformities,
strong radicle that has the strength and length to penetrate
disappear and new ones recur at short intervals (32). Usually only
16 p. Godman, Richard M., and Carl H. Tubbs. reproduction during removal of shelterwood overstory. 1980. Seedlings broken during logging readily sprout
Upper Peninsula of Michigan were about 7.6 cm (3 in) per decade
The sugar maple tree is the principal source of maple sugar. Sugars, Maple with a serving size of 100 grams has a total of 354 calories with 0.2 grams of fat. conditions because they have a shallow, fibrous root system that
How to
sugar maple seed seems to have its own stratification-period
Flowering and Fruiting- Sugar maple trees seldom
the full length of the cambium layer and exits near the root
abundant species in the understory because of a lower exposure
Measure the leaves. 1967. (Melanaspis tenebricosa) also frequently attack sugar
Leaf or needle arrangement, size, shape, and texture. Gevorkiantz, S. R., and William A. Duerr. Nectria
Canadian Journal of Forest Research 3(4):512-515. nondormant buds. Forest Service, Research Paper NE-397. Rudolph, V. J., A. K. Quinkert, and J. N. Bright. How to Tell the Age of Maple Trees. As fork members increase in size and
28 Black Cherry-Maple
Laing. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 8(1):1-9. This insect tunnels
Boreal forest types. Mature trees and stands of sugar maple reach 300 to 400 years of
16 p. McClenahen, James R. 1978. Godman, Richard M. 1969. USDA Forest Service, Research
found under about 65 percent shade, averaging about 127 cm (50
high insolation, and phenological behavior. 20 White Pine-Northern Red Oak-Red Maple
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