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Populations of Acer grandidentatum Nutt. (Bigtooth maple, Aceraceae = Sapindaceae) incentral Texas are mostly found in isolated, deep, relatively remote, limestonecanyons. Acer grandidentatum is foundwith a few other mostly deciduous species. Recruitment of juveniles has beenreported to be lacking. One population of A.grandidentatum juveniles was found in a limestone canyon in a State NaturalArea in Central Texas. Fifty juveniles were located. Wire enclosures wereplaced around half of the seedlings with half left in the open. In an adjacentcanyon, 50 juvenile seedlings were planted in a similar habitat with adult A. grandidentatum trees nearby. Halfwere in enclosures and half in the open. Plant survival was followed for fourgrowing seasons until November 2019. At the end of that time when survivalswere compared between plants in enclosures and those in the open in both canyoncommunities, there was a significant difference in survival in both communities(χ2, P Odocoleus virginianus).

Survival of Juvenile &lt;i&gt;Acer grandidentatum&lt;/i&gt; Nutt. (Bigtooth Maple, Aceraceae) in Central Texas Woodlands

Survival of Juvenile <i>Acer grandidentatum</i> Nutt. (Bigtooth Maple, Aceraceae) in Central Texas Woodlands