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I can tell from those pics it's not an elm. Hophornbeam seems most likely...
Sure dont look like Birch now Hop Hornbeam maybe.
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Lone wolf! I had faith in you! Now we are back to square one with the maybes?
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What else will help? Split a piece open?
Im thinking Hornbeam now that I can see more of it.Lone wolf! I had faith in you! Now we are back to square one with the maybes?
Just wait till a few more weigh in.
Next tree you want ID"d get pics of the whole tree , the bark ,the end grain the leaves , then a split piece. Then it can be done over the internet, keep in mind it aint the same as being there.
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Yeah I don't know how you guys do it at all by pictures. The pictures definitely look different than being there
And the color is off and all.
What do you think? http://www.thejump.net/hunting/plant-id/eastern-hophornbeam.htm
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I will cut a couple rounds tomorrow and split open
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Says the undersides of the leaves are hairy at base. I will look for that
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All the bark pictures throw me off
Bark varies look at the whole tree.
Woody this will help http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/syllabus/factsheet.cfm?ID=62
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that's a good link
I vote for hophornbeam.
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Anyone have experience with hophornbeam as firewood?
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