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HELP IDENTIFY:MYSTERY TREE, APPEARS AS NUT VARIETY?
Copyright:  Mike Sillett

Contents:

1. Intro

This tree is presently growing at the outskirts of a county park in southwestern Pennsylvania.
It is approximately forty feet high.
photo of unknown nut type tree

Here is a closer view of the leaves:

photo showing leaves.

Here's a close view of the leaves.

Here is the part that looks like the nut. When fully grown in the fall it is the size of a sickel pear.

photo showing close-up of what appear to be nuts.

Appear to be nuts but they are elongated. In late summer/early fall they appear pear shaped.

New growth buds.

photo showing the buds starting new growth.

Showing the new growth buds.

Underside of leaves and showing new twig growth.

photo showing undersides of leaves and new growth twigs.

Showing new twig growth and underside of leaves.

Well there you have it. I tried but could not figure it out. Two years ago I opened one of those nut-like husks, Sickle Pear shaped and sized and all I found was an empty pit filled with water - well - at least it appeared like water.
There was no nut inside.

MYSTERY TREE. WHAT IS IT? HELP IDENTIFY

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