Feb 4, 2011 #6,023 utlarb4trees Location western new york [ QUOTE ] Sweetgum? [/ QUOTE ] Nope, keep chewing
Feb 5, 2011 #6,024 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island I'll have to guess Nyssa sylvatica in that case, even though there are some oak-ish leaves hanging in there...
I'll have to guess Nyssa sylvatica in that case, even though there are some oak-ish leaves hanging in there...
Feb 5, 2011 #6,026 utlarb4trees Location western new york [ QUOTE ] Sassafras? [/ QUOTE ] That was a snap for you lego-man! Your up
Feb 5, 2011 #6,027 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island I figured 'keep chewing' meant another form of 'gum' tree. A snap. Ouch.
Feb 5, 2011 #6,029 robinia Participating member Location Ontario, Canada Alright, here's one for real. Never mind the world's ugliest building in the background... Attachments 265711-DSC01531copy.webp 47.8 KB · Views: 45
Feb 5, 2011 #6,033 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island Possibly a deformed Tilia of some sort. Maybe euchlora?
Feb 6, 2011 #6,038 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island Ostrya virginiana var. 'Bam!'
Feb 6, 2011 #6,039 robinia Participating member Location Ontario, Canada No Ostrya. Here is a bigger version. I can post the bark as well which is what I find so interesting about this specimen - looks fairly strange, atypical. Always wanted a DNA test! Attachments 265876-DSC01531copy2.webp 269.4 KB · Views: 29
No Ostrya. Here is a bigger version. I can post the bark as well which is what I find so interesting about this specimen - looks fairly strange, atypical. Always wanted a DNA test!
Feb 6, 2011 #6,040 Frax Participating member Location Expat now in Chapel Hill, NC by way of Calgary, Al Ginkgo biloba?