Need help identifying the plant from these leaves

Sars Ham

8 years ago

Found in Ontario

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weedwoman
8 years ago
Is it a tree/tree seedling? Looks like an Elm of some kind.
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
8 years ago
We need a lot more information on the pictures Sars Ham. There is no scale, no idea of the kind of plant they come from and no geographical information. Also some of them appear to be parts of compound leaves. Can you provide more for us to go on, please?
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Thank you for the replies. Also, mamagoose, I'm glad you mentioned the buds because as I examined them closer this morning, it looks like they are just new srpouts of additional leaves coming out, not fruit or vegetable buds. I found another plant identical to this in the back of the garden that is about 4 feet high, so am guessing hollyhock? But will also check out pictures of malvaceae to compare. Thank all of you for your knowledge and responses; very helpful and appreciated.
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fatamorgana2121
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
A picture of the whole plant would help.

FataMorgana
Sars Ham
Original Author
8 years ago
Sorry everyone, you're right. This is not from a tree, it's from a plant and it is located in Toronto, CA
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
8 years ago
What sort of plant? Height? Flowers?
weedwoman
8 years ago
Kerria?
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
8 years ago
Possibly, but s/he says it's from a 'plant' rather than a shrub and to me the texture looks too soft for Kerria. Without any idea of size could be hundreds of things. Could even be a leaflet from a compound leaf.

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