Is that a maple tree?
Hello folks,
Is that a maple tree?
Attached is a leaf and the bark of the tree. If it's not a maple, what is it?
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Yes, that is a field maple ( Acer campestre ).
This is a deciduous tree that can grow up to 20 meters tall.
The distribution area of Acer campestre is in the sclerophyll vegetation and mild winter steppe and in cultivated land on the north coast of Algeria, in the sclerophyll vegetation, mild winter and cold winter steppe and heath, in the deciduous and mixed forest and cultivated land of the European mainland (from the Cantabrian Mountains and the Iberian foothills to Sicily, the Southern Uplands and the Don lowlands) and in the sclerophyll vegetation, mild winter steppe, in the deciduous and mixed forest and in cultivated land of the Pontic Mountains (northern Turkey).
But it also occurs in deciduous and mixed forests, in the mild and cold winter steppe and in the cultivated land of the Caucasus and Alborz (extreme north of Iran).
It is now also found in parks and gardens throughout Europe and in the cultivated land and heathland of Scotland (Great Britain) and Ireland (= the entire island), in the cultivated land around the Rhine delta (northwest Belgium and western Netherlands) and the IJsselmeer (northwest Netherlands) and in the cultivated land of Friesland (northern Netherlands) and East Frisia up to the Altes Land (northwest Germany) and Denmark as well as in deciduous and mixed forests and cultivated land south of Lake Vänern (southern Sweden).
Green greetings
Douka
This information comes from my biology studies, my geography studies, and my own experience with the local flora and fauna; Jäger, EJ (2017): Family Sapindaceae JUSS. – Soapberry family. In: Jäger, EJ (ed.): Rothmaler. Excursion flora of Germany. Vascular plants: Basic volume. 21st ed., Berlin & Heidelberg: 508-510.; "KOSMOS Animals and Plants THE BIG KOSMOS NATURE GUIDE Over 1900 species © 2015, Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG, Stuttgart.", "Haack World Atlas Media Package including: • Practice software on CD-ROM • Map reading workbook with Atlas Driving Licence North Rhine-Westphalia Klett 1st edition © Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 2015. Ernst Klett Verlag Stuttgart • Gotha" and https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feldahorn [24. October 2024].
Thank you very much for the star and the confirmation.
Feldahorn Acer campestre
Heimischer Baum in naturnahen Mischpflanzubngen gerne verwendet, auch als mittelgrosser Strassenbaum / Parkbaum beliebt
https://www.lfl.bayern.de/iab/ueberuns/036306/index.php
Very good.
And thank you very much for the confirmation.
You're welcome – we used field maple like this
Sustainability – a very important topic
"I didn't attend university and come from a practical, hands-on background. I've also been involved in some planning and procurement."
Yes, no problem. – Germany needs many more skilled workers anyway. – Nowadays, there are more and more scientists and fewer and fewer skilled workers. – This has quite negative consequences for the state and the economy, as well as for individual companies and private households.
"The internet link BELOW – the introduction explains it… Plants are a "material" for environmental functions, aesthetics, raw material extraction, nutrition…"
Oh so ok.
That's true. Plants are helpful, even absolutely necessary, for humans in many areas, as you wrote.
However, I'm concerned with using plants as environmentally friendly as possible. Therefore, I plan to use mostly stone, concrete, asphalt, and metals as building materials, and hair and feces as fuel. Therefore, I also plan to have engineers research how efficient the combustion of hair and feces is in the near future.
In some areas—like paper and cardboard—I would continue to use wood because of cellulose's excellent properties. However, the areas where wood is used should be as few as possible.
I didn't attend university and my background is in practical craftsmanship. I've also been involved in planning and procurement.
The internet link BELOW – the introduction explains it… Plants are a "material" for environmental functions, aesthetics, raw material extraction, nutrition…
Plants, the selection for the task as a design tool taking into account the location for optimal growth
https://www.hswt.de/forschung/forschungsstätten/institut-fuer-oekologie-und-landschaft/pflanzenverstellung
Gut.
Aber was meinst du mit “so verwendet”?
Yes, I think it is a maple and there are also several apps that you can use to identify trees like that 🙂
Yes, that is definitely a maple tree.
To be precise: a field maple ( Acer campestre ).
Acer campestre is a deciduous tree up to 20 meters tall, which is now widespread in sclerophyll vegetation, mild and cold winter steppe, heath, deciduous and mixed forests and cultivated land from the Cantabrian Mountains and Iberian Foothills (both in Spain), the north coast of Algeria, Sicily (Italy), the Pontic Mountains (Turkey), the Caucasus and Alborz (Iran) to the Don lowlands (Russia), Lake Vänern (Sweden) and as far as Ireland.
This is a field maple
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahorne
There are more than 100 different species, which can be distinguished by different leaves and bark.
That is absolutely correct.
Wikipedia says: "Depending on the author, there are 110 to 200 species of maple." [October 24, 2024]
This is a common field maple, a native maple species.
Jawohl.
Ja, ein Feld-Ahorn (Acer campestre) um genau zu sein.
Ein einheimischer, bis zu 20 Meter hoher, sommergrüner Laubbaum.
Feldahorn.
That is absolutely correct.
This is a plane tree
Uh, no
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platanen
Plane trees shed their bark and are therefore clearly identifiable
Niemals. Ganz andere Blattform, plattenförmig abfallende Borke.
No, that is definitely a field maple ( Acer campestre ).
Acer campestre is a native, deciduous tree that can grow up to 20 meters tall.
The field maple is now found in hardwood vegetation, mild and cold winter steppe, heath, deciduous and mixed forests and cultivated land from the Cantabrian Mountains and Iberian Foothills (both in Spain), the north coast of Algeria, Sicily (Italy), the Pontic Mountains (Turkey), the Caucasus and Alborz (Iran) to the Don lowlands (Russia), Lake Vänern (Sweden) and as far as Ireland.