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I know what you mean. It looks like an aspen or while pop going off bark. Not quite got the right form for a white pop as it's pretty straight with a couple of kinks. Not light enough bark for aspen which makes me think grey as that's a hybrid of the two.

 

These trees have been planted. So must be something!

 

I thought hybrid black (p. x canadensis) grew with a significant lean like the wild black? (P. Nigra var betufolia)

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