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Hello,I have researched identifying a tree in my Bryan, TX yard, but have not had any luck. I would describe the leaf as Simple, Alternating, Deltoid ...
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Texas Tree Identification #221278
Asked November 25, 2014, 5:06 PM EST
Hello,
I have researched identifying a tree in my Bryan, TX yard, but have not had any luck. I would describe the leaf as Simple, Alternating, Deltoid (or Obicular) with a Truncated base. The leaves kind of look like cottonwood leaves, but I doubt that is right... the fruit and trunk don't seem to match from what I've seen. It is fast growing. I got these descriptions from the TAMU Forestry Service's Tree ID site, but am not sure how to apply this knowledge (if I even got it correct!) Thank you for your help. Pictures attached.
I have researched identifying a tree in my Bryan, TX yard, but have not had any luck. I would describe the leaf as Simple, Alternating, Deltoid (or Obicular) with a Truncated base. The leaves kind of look like cottonwood leaves, but I doubt that is right... the fruit and trunk don't seem to match from what I've seen. It is fast growing. I got these descriptions from the TAMU Forestry Service's Tree ID site, but am not sure how to apply this knowledge (if I even got it correct!) Thank you for your help. Pictures attached.
Brazos County Texas
Expert Response
Black popular according to City of Plano arborist
check pictures and descriptions at
check pictures and descriptions at
https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/learn/british-trees/native-trees/black-poplar/
http://www.waldwissen.net/wald/baeume_waldpflanzen/laub/wsl_schwarzpappel/index_EN