Acer tataricum L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer.

British Columbia: Okanagan, 2.7 km northwest of Osoyoos Lake, 50 m southeast of Highway 3 and 298 Avenue, south of Deadman Lake.
Wet depression next to dyke, south of Deadman Lake, with Phragmites australis, Rosa woodsii, Nepeta cataria, Cirsium arvense, Galium spurium. Single beautiful striking little tree, 3 m tall with 6 stems from base; abundant wine red samaras contrasting with lovely green unlobed leaves; spread naturally from planted population persisting from old Deadman Lake rest stop; abundant saplings noted at lake shore woods.

Frank Lomer 12156, Jun 6, 2020
UBC, Accession: V256974

Acer tataricum L.
Annotated by Gerald B. Straley, 1983.

British Columbia: Vancouver, University of British Columbia campus, in lawn area south of institute of animal resource ecology.
49.25° N, 123.25° W,
Deciduous tree.

Gerald B. Straley 2687, 1983 Jun 18
UBC, Accession: V185736

Acer tataricum L.
Annotated by Freek Vrugtman, 1967.

British Columbia: Greater Vancouver Regional District, Vancouver, University of British Columbia campus. Elev. 91 m
49° N, 123° W,
Misleading coordinates given only to nearest degree.
Cultivated, ex hort. #x-409. Leaves red when unfolding, two sheets.

Freek Vrugtman 998, 1959 May 29
UBC, Accession: V081939