Tree ID - birch?
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CincyBurner
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Not birch.
Looks like some type of buckeye (Aesculus), probably not horsechestnut as this one has has sticky buds.
For Aesculus
Branching habit is opposite.
Twigs have nasty bitter, odor when broken.
Leaves are palmately compound.
Looks like some type of buckeye (Aesculus), probably not horsechestnut as this one has has sticky buds.
For Aesculus
Branching habit is opposite.
Twigs have nasty bitter, odor when broken.
Leaves are palmately compound.
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