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Among maples not endemic to Japan, "A. monspessulanum" (and the similar "A. campestre") are popular among bonsai enthusiasts. In both cases, the smallish leaves and shrubby habit of the maple respond well to techniques to encourage leaf reduction and ramification. These bonsai have an appearance distinct from those created from maples such as "Acer palmatum" whose leaves are more frilly and translucent.