VALUE AND USE
SPECIES: Viburnum acerifolium | Mapleleaf Viburnum 



WOOD PRODUCTS VALUE : 
NO-ENTRY


IMPORTANCE TO LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE : 
The fruits of mapleleaf viburnum are eaten by white-tailed deer,
rabbits, mice, skunks, ruffed grouse, ring-necked pheasants, wild
turkeys, and many species of songbirds [1,9].  The twigs, bark, and
leaves are eaten by white-tailed deer, moose, rabbits, and beavers [9].


PALATABILITY : 
NO-ENTRY


NUTRITIONAL VALUE : 
NO-ENTRY


COVER VALUE : 
The dense undergrowth of mapleleaf viburnum provides good nesting and
escape cover for numerous species of birds and small mammals [9,24].


VALUE FOR REHABILITATION OF DISTURBED SITES : 
NO-ENTRY


OTHER USES AND VALUES : 
Mapleleaf viburnum has been cultivated since 1736 for its attractive
flowers and foliage [24].


MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS : 
NO-ENTRY

Related categories for Species: Viburnum acerifolium | Mapleleaf Viburnum