Liriodendron tulipifera, tulip tree, is listed as salt sensitive.

Salt spray commonly causes bud death and twig dieback in deciduous plants. The symptoms initially include an abnormal foliage color, needle tipburn, and marginal leaf burn progressing toward the mid-vein of affected leaves (figure 2). Progressive symptoms may include a reduction in leaf, flower, and fruit size; premature fall coloration and defoliation; stunting; and a general decline in health.

You can find more information from the following resource:

Purdue University Fact Sheet on Salt Injury to Landscape Plants

Courtesy of the NYBG Plant Information Service