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large-leaf maple, a maple variety with notably larger leaves
A maple variety (Acer pictum subsp. mono) with leaves noticeably larger than those of the common 伊呂波楓. Grown in parks and along streets rather than small gardens.
A maple variety named for its unusually large leaves, in contrast to the small, deeply cut leaves of the common 伊呂波楓. Its leaves turn yellow rather than the bright red typical of smaller maples.
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伊呂波楓 (common Japanese maple)