All Wood Species
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Unidentifiable from this image; the sample appears to be a bark-covered branch or small log. Species alternatives cannot...
Likely Douglas-fir; other possibilities include western hemlock or spruce. The image alone is not sufficient for a relia...
Likely birch; yellow birch is a plausible match, though maple or beech are alternatives from this face view. (Hardwood)
Likely beech; birch or maple are possible alternatives. (Hardwood)
Likely western redcedar; possible eastern redcedar or another cedar-like softwood. (Softwood; commonly grouped with dura...
Likely western redcedar; exact species is uncertain from this end-grain view. Alternatives include other cedars or a dif...
Likely maple, possibly hard maple; birch is a plausible alternative. The image does not show diagnostic end grain, so sp...
Likely birch, possibly yellow birch; maple is a plausible alternative. The image may show veneer or a finished panel rat...
Likely cocobolo; alternatives include other rosewoods such as kingwood or a stained tropical hardwood. (Exotic/Tropical ...
Not identifiable from this image; it shows a living tree branch with a red fruit, not a wood sample. The fruit and leave...
Unidentified roundwood; likely a softwood such as pine, spruce, or fir. The end grain is weathered and obscured, so a sp...
Likely a softwood log, possibly pine; the end-grain image is insufficient for a reliable species identification. (Softwo...
No cut wood sample is visible; the image shows a living tree. Its opposite-looking, simple leaves and smooth gray bark s...
Likely alder; red alder is a plausible match. Willow or another small-diameter diffuse-porous hardwood is an alternative...
Likely Eastern red cedar; juniper is an alternative, but the weathered end-grain photo is not diagnostic. (Softwood (con...
Likely a hardwood branch or small log, but the species cannot be reliably identified from this end-grain photograph; sev...
Likely a softwood conifer; species cannot be reliably identified from this weathered end-grain image. Pine or spruce are...
Likely birch (possibly paper birch); alder or another pale, small-diameter hardwood are alternatives. (Hardwood)
Likely eastern redcedar (aromatic juniper); other junipers are possible. (Softwood; a conifer, though commonly called ce...
Most likely Black Locust; Honey Locust is a less likely alternative. Bark alone is not enough for a confident species id...
Likely mahogany; possibly genuine or African mahogany (Hardwood; tropical/exotic)
Likely Eastern redcedar (aromatic redcedar); alternatives include another juniper species or a similar pale, figured sof...
Likely black walnut; the broad pale edges may be sapwood. Cherry is a possible alternative, but the image is not definit...
Likely wenge; alternatives include zebrawood or another dark, striped tropical hardwood. (Exotic/Tropical hardwood.)
Likely spalted maple, possibly hard (sugar) maple; the image does not show enough anatomical detail to rule out other sp...
Likely mahogany; possibly sapele or another reddish tropical hardwood. The photo appears to show finished flooring or ve...
Likely maple (possibly hard maple); species identification is uncertain from this weathered face. (Hardwood)
Likely maple (possibly soft maple); species cannot be reliably determined from this weathered face alone. (Hardwood)
Most likely spruce-pine-fir (SPF) framing lumber; spruce is a plausible component, but the species cannot be distinguish...
Possibly Eastern red cedar (aromatic cedar); other weathered, split conifers are plausible. (Softwood)
Most likely reclaimed white oak; red oak is a plausible alternative. (Hardwood; appears reclaimed or weathered.)
Most likely Eastern white pine; other pale softwoods such as spruce or fir are possible. (Softwood)
Likely weathered oak; species cannot be determined reliably from this image. White oak or red oak are possibilities. (Ha...
Likely quarter-sawn sycamore (American planetree); lacewood is a less likely alternative. (Hardwood)
Likely African mahogany; genuine mahogany is a possible alternative. (Hardwood; tropical.)
Likely teak; appearance alone cannot rule out mahogany or another reddish-brown hardwood. (Hardwood; commonly classed as...
Purpleheart (Exotic/Tropical hardwood)
Petrified wood; the original tree species cannot be identified from this photo. The visible material may be silicified w...
Likely birch plywood or birch-faced engineered panel; species identification is uncertain from the finished surface. (En...
Likely mahogany, possibly Philippine mahogany (lauan); genuine mahogany is an alternative. (Hardwood; potentially tropic...
Likely Black Walnut; other brown hardwoods cannot be ruled out from this rough block. (Hardwood)
Likely redwood; alternatives include western red cedar or another aromatic cedar. The weathered, carved surface makes vi...