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The bark of the Chinese Maple (Acer campbellii subsp. sinense [syn. Acer sinense]), a subspecies of a 30m tall deciduous tree found in the Himalayas from Nepal to Tibet and in neighbouring parts of China. Subspecies sinense is smaller than the species, typically less than 10m tall It occurs from Tibet through southern and central China. Order: Sapindales, Family: Sapindaceae
![The bark of the Chinese Maple (<i>Acer campbellii</i> subsp. <i>sinense</i> [syn. <i>Acer sinense</i>]), a subspecies of a 30m tall deciduous tree found in the Himalayas from Nepal to Tibet and in neighbouring parts of China. Subspecies sinense is smaller than the species, typically less than 10m tall It occurs from Tibet through southern and central China. Order: Sapindales, Family: Sapindaceae](./data/media/1/CFGcj07.jpg "The bark of the Chinese Maple (<i>Acer campbellii</i> subsp. <i>sinense</i> [syn. <i>Acer sinense</i>]), a subspecies of a 30m tall deciduous tree found in the Himalayas from Nepal to Tibet and in neighbouring parts of China. Subspecies sinense is smaller than the species, typically less than 10m tall It occurs from Tibet through southern and central China. Order: Sapindales, Family: Sapindaceae")