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The volume of soft maple has increased significantly since 1983. Soft maple, like many. other species groups, is aging. The volume in large trees has more than tripled in the. last two decades. Along with volume, the rates of growth and mortality have also increased. But the ratio. of mortality to volume for soft maple is much lower than the average for all species. Whereas soft maple makes up about 11.3% of volume and 13% of growth of trees in. Wisconsin, it accounts for only 4 % of total mortality. Soft maple is an important timber species, making up 7.4% of roundwood production.
Sugar maples provide stunning fall color in bright shades of yellow, orange and red. The deciduous sugar maple tree reaches up to 100 feet high with a spread of 50 feet and lives up to 400 years.A native to Eastern North America, the sugar maple (Acer saccharum) grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 through 8. This variety of maple provides the sap for making maple syrup.tratify the sugar maple seed using your refrigerator or other cold location with temperatures between 33 and 46 degrees Fahrenheit. Leave the seed to stratify for up to 90 days, checking weekly for germination.