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What kind of trees are these? Pear

 
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SE Iowa. What kind of trees are these?
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What kind of trees are these?
What kind of trees are these?
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My guess is pears but that's solely based on their growth habit.

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I concur with Mike. White flowers are typical of pears. Are the leaves smooth, almost glossy?
 
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I'd say they look like pears to me based on the flowers and leaf shape
 
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Leaves look very similar to my persimmons
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Leaves look very similar
Leaves look very similar
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to my persimmons
to my persimmons

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Bradford Pear.  They are invasive in my area.  They also are weak trees due to the crotch angle of the branches which leads to bark inclusion.
 
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