#Sugar maple leaf scar free#
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This species, which is often used to produce maple syrup, is easily identifiable by its five-lobed leaves, opposite leaf and branch arrangement, and ability to thrive in the understory. Only a joker would argue that plant breeders have secretly crossed our beloved sugar maples. Crescent-shaped leaf scars (the mark left on a twig after the leaf has fallen) with three bundle scars. Poster to help identify some leaf, trunk and root diseases of sugar maples. Maple sugar and syrup are made largely from the sap of this tree,although sugar is present in the sap of all maples.
Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces you to one of Indiana’s most common trees, the sugar maple. The distinctive leaves of many trees, such as sugar maple, can provide a sense of familiarity in spring and summer. The buds are dark brown, egg-shaped, ¼ long, sharply pointed, and hairless or slightly hairy.
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