What tree is this?

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I’ve been looking online for like an hour now and I’m just not finding a match, while I keep looking I thought I’d try to tap your knowledge over her on t-net.

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They are around here in se Kansas but I doubt they are native. The guy who had this tree in his yard said he thought it was a silver something. The underside of the leaves are silvery from a distance and he said it suckers pretty bad and spreads easily if not kept in check.

Any arborists out there that can tell me what it is?
 

Niffler is 100% dead on , Bullseye
 

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If the underside is silver with a soft texture it is most likely a Silver Maple tree.


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Silver poplar would explain why I couldn’t find it in any of the plant guides of North America. And the description mentioning the suckers matches. Thanks for the help.
 

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Might be it, but the image of the trunk on the Wikipedia page doesn't match well with the original photo.
 

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