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Tree identification please

 
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If you know what this is,  please let me know! I haven't seen any flowers yet. I can go get a closer photo when the smoke clears.
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yes, more pics please! is it vining? location?
 
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It's a small tree in Oakland, CA.

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A close-up picture of the bark on the main trunk of the tree would be helpful.

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Looks like it might be some type of viburnum to me. Did it have white flowers in the spring?
Try this: http://www.hort.cornell.edu/vlb/key/index.html
 
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And two of my plant id apps say that it's a Chinese hackberry.  A picture of a branch with leave on it laying on a flat surface would help.
 
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It’s definitely not a viburnum. This tree has alternate branching, while viburnums have opposite branching.
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