Ash-leaved Maple (Noun)
Meaning
Common shade tree of eastern and central United States.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The ash-leaved maple's leaves are often confused with those of the black walnut, due to their similar arrangement on the stem.
- The ash-leaved maple is commonly found along rivers and streams in the eastern and central United States.
- One way to differentiate the ash-leaved maple from other maples is to check the number of leaflets as it typically has one to three.
- Nature reserves and parks across the region often feature ash-leaved maple as a natural, shade-providing component of the ecosystem.
- The ash-leaved maple is not as well-known for its autumn colors as some other maple species, but it still develops a vibrant yellow color.