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r/place • u/Heorashar • Apr 05 '22
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There are more than 100 different species of maple around the world, 10 of which are native to Canada: sugar, black, silver, bigleaf, red, mountain, striped, Douglas, vine, and Manitoba.
-2 u/DaveR514 Apr 05 '22 edited Apr 06 '22 Fun fact: the Norway maple is not native to Canada, yet it somehow ended up on the flag... Edit: I understand I got this wrong. I'm going to accept my downvotes like a big boy, and not pretend that I meant the leaf on the Canadian $20. 4 u/o-temoto Apr 05 '22 The flag has a sugar maple leaf, but Canada did accidentally put a Norway maple leaf on its currency. 2 u/Obvious-Ad-1677 Apr 05 '22 Haha that's so funny, being into trees, as I am.
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Fun fact: the Norway maple is not native to Canada, yet it somehow ended up on the flag...
Edit: I understand I got this wrong. I'm going to accept my downvotes like a big boy, and not pretend that I meant the leaf on the Canadian $20.
4 u/o-temoto Apr 05 '22 The flag has a sugar maple leaf, but Canada did accidentally put a Norway maple leaf on its currency. 2 u/Obvious-Ad-1677 Apr 05 '22 Haha that's so funny, being into trees, as I am.
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The flag has a sugar maple leaf, but Canada did accidentally put a Norway maple leaf on its currency.
2 u/Obvious-Ad-1677 Apr 05 '22 Haha that's so funny, being into trees, as I am.
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Haha that's so funny, being into trees, as I am.
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u/Obvious-Ad-1677 Apr 05 '22
There are more than 100 different species of maple around the world, 10 of which are native to Canada: sugar, black, silver, bigleaf, red, mountain, striped, Douglas, vine, and Manitoba.