Sycamore - 100 Most Common North American Trees

By Steve Nix, About.com Guide

Sycamore grows in all States east of the Great Plains except Minnesota. Its native range extends from southwestern Maine west to New York, extreme southern Ontario, central Michigan, and southern Wisconsin; south in Iowa and eastern Nebraska to eastern Kansas, Oklahoma, and south-central Texas; east to northwestern Florida and southeastern Georgia. It is also found in the mountains of northeastern Mexico.

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• Introduction To Sycamore
• Description and Identification of Sycamore
• The Natural Range of Sycamore
• The Silviculture and Management of Sycamore
• Insects and Diseases of Sycamore

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