Acer mono seed

LATIN NAME: ACER MONO

COMMON NAME: Painted Maple

The painted maple washes the medium, deciduous tree with the broad, five-lobed leaves that turn the bright orange and the red through the autumn, the leaves washiing the rounded crown with the colour, the small, yellow-green flowers opening with the leaves through the spring, the paired, winged keys following. The tree grows steadily into the broad, rounded crown, and it stands the cold well. It likes the sun or the light shade, and the deep, well-drained soil.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

The painted autumn colour of the painted maple gives it a recognised place in the research on the cold-hardy forest maples of the great maple group, and the mono species appears in the studies of the orange and red pigment build and the craft timber value. The work looks at the way the broad leaves wash the crown with the colour, the pale timber for the small crafts, and the seed biology. The foresters value the wood, and the growers of the cold-climate shade and woodland maples keep the species in their catalogues.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

In the cool garden, the painted maple washes the autumn garden with the orange leaves. The orange and red foliage lights the garden, the timber has served the small furniture and the crafts, and the tree makes the fine shade. It thrives in the deep, well-drained, sunny or lightly shaded ground. Orange-washed, broad and woodland-born.

To grow the Painted Maple from seed, sow the winged seeds into the fine, sandy drills of the nursery bed in the autumn.

Sow the winged seeds into the fine, sandy drills of the nursery bed, and give the young trees the open, sunny spot. The wash of colour comes through the autumn. , then cover them lightly, keep the nursery bed gently watered, and the young trees pop up over the spring. The wash of colour will orange through the autumn.

The bark is smooth, from the second year yellow-gray. Buds are dark red in winter.
\nLeaves with five or seven lobes, 8-15 cm wide, green on both sides, cut weakly or to the middle, the edges are smooth; the underside is unkempt or with soft hairs on the main vessels. The blades are triangular and evenly pointed. Petioles long. Autumn coloring from yellow to red.
\nThe flowers are yellow, on pedicels 4-6 cm, collected in a brush, appear simultaneously or before the leaves. Usually on one tree only male or only female flowers.
\nThe fruit is a paired lionfish, the wing elongated 1-1. 5 cm wide and 3-3.5 cm long, including a flat nut 1-1. 3 cm long and 8-10 mm wide. The wings are arranged in the wing at different angles