Acer glabrum

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Douglas Maple:
Douglas Maple (Acer glabrum): One of the few species of deciduous trees found in southeastern Alaska. Douglas Maple can be locally common (Shaman Island near Douglas), but for the most part maple tends to be unusual to rare.

Widely collected from north to south, there are no collections from the outer coast. (Does it prefer a somewhat less than hypermaritime climate, or is it just poorly documented?)






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  • Muller: gen; forest edge along beaches
  • Hall 2010: Occasional throughout the region along banks of streams and beach forests.


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