Manitoba maple

British  

noun

1. a Canadian fast-growing variety of maple

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Example Sentences

In Canada, the box elder is referred to as the “Manitoba maple” and is the heart of a syrup-making industry there.

From Washington Times

“Here we are!” he exulted as we slowed down and turned into a crescent lined with baby poplar and Manitoba maple.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Broderick: Forest trees are largely deciduous, the Manitoba maple, the ash, the elm and the willows.

From Project Gutenberg

The Manitoba maple, of course grows all over that northern country, but we find that during recent years it has been becoming seriously infected with various kinds of pests.

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We are discouraging to a certain extent the Manitoba maple and planting other trees and are getting better results.

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