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ceresWhen the last moon is cast over the last star of morningAnd the future has past without even a last desperate warningRegistered User, ModeratorMod Emeritus
I use iNaturalist for this kind of thing.
And it seems like all is dying, and would leave the world to mourn
I don't remember enough of my botany to give you terms for the bark
But you want to search for whatever city/state you live in and serrated alternative leaves
A picture of the flower would make it much, I much easier to ID, or what the fruit looks like. Also, yeah, what region you are in.
Edit: Googling images of wild cherry leafs, they don't look like a strong match to me. Most of what I'm seeing the veins in the leaf don't branch, and what you took pictures of have many branching veins. Choke cherry is also possible?
I don't remember enough of my botany to give you terms for the bark
But you want to search for whatever city/state you live in and serrated alternative leaves
A picture of the flower would make it much, I much easier to ID, or what the fruit looks like. Also, yeah, what region you are in.
Edit: Googling images of wild cherry leafs, they don't look like a strong match to me. Most of what I'm seeing the veins in the leaf don't branch, and what you took pictures of have many branching veins. Choke cherry is also possible?
Yeah the banding/pores on the tree itself looks like cherry, but the leafs look like something else.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
I have some ideas, but I could narrow it down better if you could tell me:
Is this the US?
Is this in the eastern or western half of the US?
What is the type or name of the tree?
(Third question is a joke. But if you DO know the name of the tree, that will definitely help me identify the tree. As long as the name of the tree isn't "Bob".)
I have some ideas, but I could narrow it down better if you could tell me:
Is this the US?
Is this in the eastern or western half of the US?
What is the type or name of the tree?
(Third question is a joke. But if you DO know the name of the tree, that will definitely help me identify the tree. As long as the name of the tree isn't "Bob".)
We are in luck then, I know this tree, and it goes by Ricardo.
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I've used the Seek app on android to identify stuff before and it works reasonably well.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.inaturalist.seek&hl=en_US
But you want to search for whatever city/state you live in and serrated alternative leaves
A picture of the flower would make it much, I much easier to ID, or what the fruit looks like. Also, yeah, what region you are in.
Edit: Googling images of wild cherry leafs, they don't look like a strong match to me. Most of what I'm seeing the veins in the leaf don't branch, and what you took pictures of have many branching veins. Choke cherry is also possible?
Yeah the banding/pores on the tree itself looks like cherry, but the leafs look like something else.
Is this the US?
Is this in the eastern or western half of the US?
What is the type or name of the tree?
(Third question is a joke. But if you DO know the name of the tree, that will definitely help me identify the tree. As long as the name of the tree isn't "Bob".)
We are in luck then, I know this tree, and it goes by Ricardo.
One of the leaf, one of the bark and one from a decent distance that shows most of the tree would help a lot.