Leaf identification

[Briar Friar]

Being the leaf is brown...Is the leaf flexible or crispy? Is the topside of the leaf thin and raspy or thickish and waxy/slick?

It may actually be a leaflet to an ash or some other compound leaf. Not likely a legume. I cant quit see the base and if its collared to indicate a simple and not a compound leaf. Outside chance of evergreen.

I believe we are looking at the bottom of the leaf...?

[hunting270]

Hickory?

[TexasLongball]

It was flexible but it’s glued down now.


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[SabineHunter]

Skip it. Go pick another one. Lol

[scjeeptx]

Skip it. Go pick another one. Lol

For the win!

[bigdaddy590]

Leaf identification

It definitely is in the elm (ulmus) family because of the uneven base. Where was it found?


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[lovemylegacy]

Black gum

[Tommyh]

My sonis doing the leaf deal too. We have one similar that leafsnap says is american elm

[brokeno]

Why don't she act like a tree and leave that leaf out.

[Man]

Takes after dad for sure. Good luck!

[TexasLongball]

Update:
After dad recommended finding another leaf, she admitted that she didn’t really need it since she did 5 more than required. Sucker was tossed! I love that overachiever though.