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AFRICAN BLACKWOOD
Botanical Name: Dalbergia melanoxylon\n\nThis species is dark purple brown with black streaks which predominate, giving an almost black appearance. \n
AFRICAN MAHOGANY
Botanical Name: Khaya ivorensis\n\nThe heartwood varies from light to deep reddish-brown. \n
AFRICAN TEAK
Botanical Name: Chlorophora Excelsa\n\nThe heartwood is generally golden brown but varies from grey-brown to red-brown.
ALDER, BLUSH
Botanical Name: Sloanea australis\n\nHeartwood usually ink to reddish-brown with some distinction between heartwood and sapwood
AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT
Botanical Name: Juglans Nigra\n\nThis timber species colour is a rich dark brown to purplish-black
AMERICAN CHERRY
Botanical Name: Prunus Serotina\n\nCherry heartwood varies from rich red to reddish-brown. The sapwood is white. \n
AMERICAN MAHOGANY
Botanical Name: Swietenia mahogoni\n\nThe sapwood is light pink to yellowish-brown and usually distinct from the heartwood which varies from medium to deep red-brown. The timber darkens on exposure. Some logs produce streaky timber.
AMERICAN RED ELM
Botanical Name: Ulmus spp\n\nThe timber has a greyish white to light brown narrow sapwood.
AMERICAN RED OAK
Botanical Name: Quercus Rubra\n\nThe heartwood is similar to other oaks and colouration runs from a light tan to pink with a reddish tinge.
AMERICAN WHITE ASH
Botanical Name: Fraxinus americana\n\nHeartwood ranges in colour from a creamy white to a light brown with a wide light band of sapwood. \n
AMERICAN WHITE OAK
Botanical Name: Quercus alba\n\nWhite Oak tends to vary according to its region of origin.
AMOORA
Botanical Name: Amoora\n\nHeartwood ranges from pink-brown to red-brown. Sapwood is distinctly lighter in colour and can be white to pink-brown and 25mm wide. \n
ANEGRE
Botanical Name: Aningeria Altissma\n\nHeartwood is cream to tan with pinkish tinge. Generally even in colour.
ASH, AMERICAN WHITE
Botanical Name: Fraxinus americana\n\nHeartwood ranges in colour from a creamy white to a light brown with a wide light band of sapwood. \n
ASH, CROW’S
Botanical Name: Flindersia australis\n\nHeartwood ranges from yellowish-brown to yellow. The sapwood is usually paler than the heartwood.
ASH, SILVER
Botanical Name: Flindersia bourjotiana\n\nHeartwood ranges from silver-white to pale yellow shades. There is no noticeable colour difference between sapwood and heartwood.
ASH, SILVERTOP
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus sieberi\n\nHeartwood pale brown, sometimes with a tinge of pink, sapwood narrow and indistinguishable. Pin hole borer discolouration common.
ASH, VICTORIAN
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus regnans\n\nHeartwood is usually pale pink or straw. The sapwood is not distinguishable from the heartwood.