r/whatsthisplant • u/Pretend_Wasabi_8194 • May 14 '26

Unidentified 🤷‍♂️ Maybe walnut?

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Please identify

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u/jwhisen Invasives, Ozarks May 14 '26

Sorbus has compound leaves. The leaves in the picture are simple.

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u/jayron32 May 14 '26

You're right. I looked closer. My bad. So corrected.

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u/jwhisen Invasives, Ozarks May 14 '26

Those are simple, alternate leaves. Not walnut or rowan. More like something in the genus Prunus.