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Does anyone know what this tree is? There are 3 in a public park in Glasgow, first impression was they were Magnolia but they can't be because they have berries (bitter, 2 seeds each). Deciduous, and the alternate leaves look like goat willow only longer and with no irregularities to the margins. I have been through Phillips and the Collins guide but can't find anything that's even nearly right!

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