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The Maple Sapling does not yet produce fruit.

After a few more years, if it survives, it will become a mature Maple tree.

Stage 4: Mature Maple Tree

Some Mature Maple trees can get as old as 500 years!

Mature Maple trees produce fruit.

These fruits form gliders which glide through the air to disperse themselves.

After a few centuries Maple trees begin to die

But some of the seeds that it produced sprouted and started the cycle all over again.

Additional Facts:

Maple trees are native to Asia.

They are also the most common type of tree in the U.K., as they flourish there as well.

How big can they get:

Maples can grow up to 150 ft tall!

Environment suits it best:

Moist, sunny environment

Typical uses:

Landscaping;People plant Maples in their yards because they look good and provide shade

Medicinal/Commercial uses:

Much furniture is made from maple.

Another use is Maple syrup.

Other interesting Information:

A maple leaf is on Canada's flag

Made By:

Nate Kloempken

Life Cycle of a Maple Tree

Stage 3: Sapling

Stage 2: Sprout

After a Maple seed goes into the ground it germinates and sprouts.

Stage 1: Seed

Stage 5: Death

The life cycle of a Maple tree starts with it's seed.

The seeds come in two's and form a glider shape so that they can fly and be dispersed throughout the area.

Mature Maple

Maple Tree

Acer

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