Amur corktree Rutaceae Phellodendron
Leaf: Opposite, pinnately compound, 7 to 11 ovate to elliptical leaflets, entire leaf 11 to 14 inches, shiny dark green above, much paler below.
Flower: Upright 2 to 3 inch long clusters of small maroon to yellow-green flowers, appearing in late spring to early summer.
Fruit: Black 3/8 inch diameter drupe in clusters, ripen in early fall and persist through the winter.
Twig: Stout, lustrous brown, numerous lighter lenticels; large raised U-shaped leaf scars encircles a fuzzy brown broadly conical bud; inner bark of twigs bright yellow.
Bark: Dark gray, ridged and furrowed, becomes quite thick with corky ridges.
Form: A medium sized tree (50 feet), with a spreading often flat-topped crown.
Looks like: Japanese corktree - Korean evodia - green ash - yellowwood