A tree with ash-like leaves but clusters of greenish-yellow, fuzzy berries has stumped a homeowner in the Chicago suburbs. Without photos or more detail (bark, habit, flower), definitive ID isn't possible remotely.
Key features to note: leaf arrangement (opposite/alternate), bark texture, flower/fruit structure, tree size and form. A clear photo of leaves, fruit, bark, and overall shape dramatically improves accuracy.
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