Paperbark maple (Acer griseum) naturally peels its outer cinnamon-brown bark, revealing smooth inner bark. Peeling starts on 2–3 year old branches. Bark at base may accumulate. Cats sharpening claws could accelerate peeling at reachable height, but claw marks would be visible. What's described—smooth trunk with papery bark at base—is typical for this ornamental species.
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