Liquidambar styraciflua

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Photographed in late spring to summer, the tree carries its fully developed foliage in an intense green, with the pyramidal habit characteristic of the species.

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Liquidambar styraciflua:
Deciduous tree native to eastern North America and the montane regions of Mexico and Central America, recognisable by its five-pointed, star-shaped leaves and hard, spiked fruits. Famed for intense red autumn colour; widely planted in streets, parks and gardens across temperate regions. Its name, from "liquid amber", refers to the fragrant gum the species produces.

Common names:
EN — American sweetgum; Sweetgum; Redgum; Star-leaved gum; Alligatorwood
DE — Amerikanischer Amberbaum; Amberbaum
FR — Copalme d'Amérique; Liquidambar
IT — Storace americano; Liquidambar