River Birch trees offer a unique characteristic of peeling bark.

River Birch trees are usually grown in clumps of three trunks. Foliage of River Birch turns yellow in the fall. The bark of this tree peels.

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Close up of the peeling bark of the trunk of a River Birch tree, Betula nigra, in North Carolina, USA Stock Photo - Alamy

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