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Tree ID - poplar

 
Jen Ledger
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We are located in the Midwest. Trying to identify this tree. It has grown up under a cedar and not sure which we want to keep. Thank you!
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Trying to identify this tree.
Trying to identify this tree.
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It has grown up under a cedar and not sure which we want to keep
It has grown up under a cedar and not sure which we want to keep
 
Anne Miller
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Looks like a hybrid poplar tree.

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greg mosser
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Looks more like a mulberry to me (they don't all have lobed leaves). Can you get a closeup of the buds on the twig by any chance?
 
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I agree with Anne. The vein structures are wrong for mulberry.
 
steve bossie
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definitely a type of poplar.
 
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