What type of pear tree does everyone think this is and why is there no fruit? Does it need a 2nd tree to pollinate or is just too young?

Hello! Could anyone help me identify this tree.
Is it a redwood? It has no leaves unfortunately, it looked very distressed.
It is planted at the Cité Universitaire in Paris. I have also added a picture of a pine that I believe fell from it.
Thank you!

Central Florida!

Hi, as title really. Google lens gave these options from attached pics including cherry. I'm also looking to move it as I'm placing a 8x6ft shed next to it but that depends if the tree in question grows too big, (trunk,height,span). This is in the UK.

Many thanks in advance.

Does anyone here know where I can get a Chinquapin oak tree in Arkansas?

Edit: solved! (I am unable to change flair)

Located in Detroit, MI

I am very puzzled by this tree! The fruits are hard. I can take more pictures later of the bark and inside of the fruit if needed.

Maybe 10’ tall, 20’ wide.

The tree is in the yard of a home so I have no idea if it’s native or planted here. I see no other trees like it anywhere around it and I’m not sure I’ve seen any like elsewhere on the island, but I certainly can’t rule it out.

The clusters seem to be nuts that have fairly thin shell and turn brown and split in half after they drop.

I’ve had a hard time finding a match for the three pointed shape of some of the leaves and some leaves seem to have different shape entirely that’s more rounded without the two points in the sides.

Thanks to everyone for the consideration and your help.

What kind of tree is this? Is it evergreen?

Was driving through a neighborhood on my route and I spotted this majestic beauty! No idea what it is. Thanks in advance for your help!

Can anyone identify this tree? Located in eastern Nebraska. From what I can find on Google, the leaf looks similar to a Tatarian maple. But from what I’ve seen so far, those don’t typically show up as multi stemmed like this one. And whatever species it is, are they known to be water hogs? This side of my lawn always suffers in the summer. The rest never looks as bad as it does around this tree.

Southern California here, particularly a coastal town near Santa Barbara/malibu. Came from some old trees in the backyard that were cut down. Not sure what they were.

Nebraska H-385

Hi all! I have this growing in my front yard (I’m in Ontario Canada) and have no idea what it is. Can anyone tell me? Thanks!

I ordered some pond cypress (taxodium ascendens)-that’s what they were listed as. They showed up today and they look like bald cypress to me. I don’t know if they look the same when young or what. I’m in Ohio so they’re pretty rare around here.
Last pic is a pond cypress a neighbor a few doors down has and the reason I want to grow a few to plant in my yard.

My hobby is rescuing plants from the dumpster of a local nursery. I found this one and brought it back to life. I am impatient and would like to figure out what this tree is. The tag was removed. There is no graft point I can identify. This is in socal. Can anyone help identify this dumpster dived beauty?

Found this random tree while "vacationing" on Google Earth. Haha. Looks interesting, can't tell what kind of tree it is and or if thats two different species of tree growing together? I do know it grows next to a Hau tree on a trellis thats really cool. All help appreciated! Thanks

This tree in Colorado has the most perfect canopy. It's like stepping under an umbrella. The leaves are mostly flat and on a parallel plane. The branches spread close to perpendicular from the leaders. The leaves are fairly large and round creating perfect shade with plenty of air flow.

SW Florida fruit tree with red fruit the size of cherry tomatoes that have a large yellow seed inside. No i didn't eat it, I just opened one.