maple forests
Syrup tree stands
Maple forests are woodlands where maple trees are the dominant species.
In eastern North America, sugar maple forests are particularly valued for autumn foliage and maple syrup production.
The term appears in ecological and forestry contexts: The region's maple forests have been declining due to climate change.
- North AmericaWestern Hemisphere's northern continent
- sugar shackMaple syrup production building
- old growthUndisturbed ancient forest
- autumn foliageColorful dying leaves
- fall colorsSeasonal tree pigmentation
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- Canadian GeographyAlberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland
- Eastern U.S.Appalachians, Blue Ridge Mountains, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic coast, Piedmont
- Vermont Mountains
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Woodlands of evergreens
evergreen forests · coniferous forests · spruce forests · cedar forests · redwood forests
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Warm, wet forest ecosystems
desert · tundra · savanna · jungle · mangrove swamps
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Abandons or barren lands
grasslands · prairies · tundra · steppes · open plains
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