🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Any TREE EXPERTS ?

[Gare]

Can anyone please tell me what kind of tree this was ?

Thank in ADVANCE !!

e this was ?

 

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[USERNAME IS VALID]

boxelder maple?

 

[Gare]

I do not know I was hoping someone else would ID it

 

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pretty sure it's a boxelder maple

 

[Gare]

Thank you VERY MUCH

 

[bowwinkles]

At first glance my thoughts that it was poison ivy.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

The leaves look like a mulberry leaf. There are fruitless mulberry trees that would be my guess.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Box elder.

 

[Gare]

I am Thinking U and ToddsPoint got it right Boxelder. At the base of the tree the trunk is over 30 inches in diameter .
Thank you all

 

[Blackfoot58]

My phone app says it’s box elder maple.👍🏼

 

[bowwinkles]

With the three leaves per stem and the lack of indents on side of leaves I am going to suggest strongly that it may very well be a poison ivy plant. Unless those branches under the leaves are tree branches that go to those green leaves in Gares request.

 

[Blackfoot58]

With the three leaves per stem and the lack of indents on side of leaves I am going to suggest strongly that it may very well be a poison ivy plant. Unless those branches under the leaves are tree branches that go to those green leaves in Gares request.

Doesn’t look like our poisonous ivy.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Well... they were once live trees!

 

[DIG5050]

Poison ivy.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Poison ivy.

I’ve never seen a poison ivy tree. In my experience poison ivy is a vine. It can get some diameter to it, but it doesn’t have bark like that and doesn’t grown thick and straight on its own. It winds around trees and uses them for vertical support. I’ve re-shown the original photo. The leaves in the foreground may look like ivy (not to me), his question was about the “tree”. Thanks

 

[Almy]

I think Acer negundo (box-elder, ashleaf maple) is a good ID. They sometimes have 3 leaves per stalk like those pictured. The wood is diffuse porous in the cross section shown and that is consistent. One other distinguishing feature is that the twigs are often covered with a waxy powder that is easily rubbed off. You could check that.
I remember that I have had a first impression of the leaves of this bush being poison ivy until I examined the plant further and saw the whole picture, including the larger stems than poison ivy and compound leaves on it that had more than 3 leaves.

 

[Gare]

AGAIN I say THANK YOU FOLKS !!!

 

[DrJ314]

FYI, there are free apps (at least with a free trial period) for smartphones wgere you can use your camera to identify plants, bugs, etc. They're pretty good. Try "Picture This" - one of the more popular ones.

 

[Gare]

FYI, there are free apps (at least with a free trial period) for smartphones wgere you can use your camera to identify plants, bugs, etc. They're pretty good. Try "Picture This" - one of the more popular ones.

I tried but could not come up with anything

 

[vonfatman]

Boxelder