Tree Identification: Sugar Maple Acer saccharum

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  • Photo title: Tree Identification: Sugar Maple Acer saccharum
  • Author: Nletson1
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  • Vertical image of a Sugar Maple tree`s bark. On young trees, the bark is smooth and gray. As the tree ages, the bark begins to peel in long strips often difficult to break off. Sapsucker damage can cause excess sap to to run down bark surface which is colonized by a dark colored fungus that makes the bark look black.
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acer ages background bark black colonized colored damage dark dendrology excess forest forestry fungus gray horizontal identification image landscape maple saccharum sap sapsucker smooth strips sugar surface tree trees vertical young

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