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Unknown berry tree -- Finland

 
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Does anyone know what this tree/giant shrub is called?

http://imgur.com/zlfKL
http://imgur.com/Aci (Lol, perhaps a forum bug?)
http://imgur.com/orU1h
http://imgur.com/kzbNU
http://imgur.com/GdkTh
http://imgur.com/11FMy

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Not sure about this one either. I don't think I've seen one of these yet. I may be able to ask someone at the Kumpula Botanical Garden here in Helsinki if we can't find any answers here on permies.
 
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Here's that link; it displays properly if you disable 'smilies' before you post:

http://imgur.com/O0Aci

It looks like Prunus to me; some kind of wild cherry?
 
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I second the wild cherry.
 
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From the pictures I've seen, it doesn't look like a wild cherry. The berries on my pics are too round and are a little translucent.
 
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Pin cherries (Prunus pennsylvanica) are round and translucent, but this doesn't quite look like a pin cherry. But the bark and leaves do scream Prunus.
 
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