Canadian centennial (1867): Sugar maple is found in southern areas of Ontario and Quebec, but the species is widespread in New Brunswick. It is a large tree that can grow up to 40 m in height, in mixed hard wood and conifer forests where it is often the dominant or codominant species. It can survive up to 500 years, and is browsed by deer, moose, snow hares and squirrels. (IUCN, Cambridge, 2017)

					país	año	Yvert	nuevo	usado
Acer saccharum
	Canadian centennial (1867): Sugar maple is found in southern areas of Ontario and Quebec, but the species is widespread in New Brunswick. It is a large tree that can grow up to 40 m in height, in mixed hard wood and conifer forests where it is often the dominant or codominant species. It can survive up to 500 years, and is browsed by deer, moose, snow hares and squirrels. (IUCN, Cambridge, 2017)				Éire	1967	195		0.50€ añadir a la cesta

Acer saccharum

país: Éire

año: 1967

Yvert: 195

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usado: 0.50€ añadir a la cesta