Open Science at the Maple Society

Public education and worldwide collaboration are at the heart of the Maple Society’s purpose. The embrace of an Open Science model is a natural extension of our ongoing work through scientific symposia, published material, meetings and on line. This space is dedicated to articles shared through the Maple Society's Open Science Initiative.

	Peter Gregory profiles Campbell's Maple, Acer campbellii. Maple Profile: Acer campbellii
	Peter Gregory profiles the Hair Foot or Kyushu Maple, Acer capillipes. Maple Profile: Acer capillipes
	In a collaboration between the University of Ghent and Westonbirt Arboretum, Jan de Langhe and Dan Crowley revisited the vegetative key to the species Acer. Published 24 January, 2018. Acer Vegetative Key
	In this article from the Maple Society summer 2010 newsletter, Laura Jones describes Dick van der Maat's Maple Winter Grafting Course. Maple Winter Grafting Day
	Peter Gregory profiles the rare Japanese Lime Leaved Maple, Acer distylum. Maple Profile: Acer distylum
	In this article from the Maple Society autumn 2010 newsletter, Piotr Banaszczak of the Rogow Arboretum (Rogow, Poland) describes maples native to Europe. Maples of Europe Part I.
	Piotr Banaszczak continues with Pan European species in this article from the Maple Society winter 2010 issue. Maples of Europe Part II.

The OSI at the Maple Society is managed by Emery Davis, for information. comments or suggestions please contact emery.davis@maplesociety.org.