Maple branches are the limbs of the maple tree, a type of deciduous tree known for its vibrant fall foliage and sweet sap. These branches typically have a smooth texture and can vary in thickness, depending on the age and health of the tree. Maple branches often bear maple leaves, which are characterized by their distinctive lobed shape. In spring, maple branches produce small flowers that can develop into maple seeds, commonly known as "helicopters" due to their unique spinning shape when they fall. The branches play a crucial role in the tree's growth and overall health, providing support and facilitating photosynthesis through the leaves.