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NW PA Tree ID

 
Amos Burkey
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This tree is located in NW Pennsylvania. I thought it was an interesting looking tree. Any idea what it is?

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I'm pretty sure that's American beech, Fagus grandifolia.

Edit: specify American beech.
 
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Very cool. Thanks for the reply, Matthew.
 
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