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Leaves
- 5-15 cm. in length
- 3 to 5 lobed
- sharp-pointed with irregular, sharp, double-teeth
- side and top lobes often form a right angle
- light green above, paler below, turning bright red in autumn
Fruit
- 2-3 cm. in length
- red to red-brown
- terminally winged samaras with slightly diverging wings separated at an angle of about 60 degrees, falling at maturity
Bark
- at first a smooth, light grey or reddish-brown, becoming a dark-grey
- breaks into long narrow scaly plates
General
- in autumn, leaves are often bright red in colour
- although it may reach 27.5 m. in height, it seldom exceeds 12 m. in Newfoundland with 15-20 cm. in diameter
- grows on a variety of sites and is not found in Labrador