Maple Tree (Kermanshah)

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Take part in the tree planting project of Nikan Mammut Charity Foundation to help protect the environment and help families in need. The amount you pay for these trees is allocated to supporting Nikan Mammut’s beneficiaries. Additionally, buyers are provided with the geographic coordinates of the tree planting location, enabling them to monitor the tree area using Google Earth.

Maple Tree History and Features

Maple tree is the name of a genus of trees that belong to the soapberry family. Most maple species are native to Asia. Some of them are native to Europe, North Africa, and North America, among which are Norway maple, silver maple, Japanese maple, and red maple. Other maple species, especially smaller or less common varieties, are also widely appreciated.

The numerous maple cultivars that have been selected for specific traits can be propagated only through these methods:

•  Cuttings
• Tissue culture
• Seed and seedling planting

Maple trees typically have palmate, lobed leaves that make them easy to identify. They produce nut-like fruits. These fruits consist of two winged seeds forming a shape similar to the number eight, with angles ranging from 45 to 180 degrees. These fruits ripen in summer.

Maple trees are very popular because of their beautiful autumn foliage, rapid growth, and ease of grafting.

Climatic Requirements of the Maple Tree

•  It is resilient to a wide range of soils, both sandy and clay soils.
• It is adaptable to a wide range of climatic conditions.
• As long as the soil texture is soft and moist and has sufficient depth to accommodate root growth, maple trees will grow well