Silver maple: Compared with the typical maple tree, its most unique feature is that its branches and trunks are silver gray, and its tree bark has a silver-white hairy texture. So, it is called silver maple.
Water-maple||River maple: In the United States, it is a common tree and is often spotted in parks or gardens. However, if you happen to go to wetlands or riversides, it's still easy to find. As it is adaptable to wet environments, there is no need to worry about rotting roots caused by water. Also, its capability to adapt to wet environments leads to the naming of the water-maple or river maple.