Botanical Name: Quercus alba\n\nWhite Oak tends to vary according to its region of origin; its colour generally ranges from a pale ochre to a mid-brown with shades of grey and pink. Its sapwood is easily distinguished from the heartwood due it almost being white.

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.

Botanical Name: Cardwellia sublimis\n\nThe heartwood is pink to brown in colour. Sapwood is usually almost white.

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Botanical Name: Casuarina fraserana\n\nThe heartwood is red-brown.

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Botanical Name: Eucalyptus regnans, Eucalyptus delegatensis, Eucalyptus obliqua\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown to white brown and often with pinkish tints. Generally there is no noticeable colour difference between the sapwood and heartwood.

Botanical Name: Argyrodendron actinophyllum, A. trifoliolatum, A. peralatum\n\nThe heartwood is pink-brown for A. actinophyllum ssp. actinophyllum and brown for A. trifoliolatum. Sapwood not always readily distinguished. Heartwood pink to red-brown for A. peralatum, with whitish sapwood

Botanical Name: Pseudotsuga menziesii\n\nThe heartwood ranges from yellowish to deep red. Sometimes the sapwood is distinctly paler, carrying in width from 50mm in mature trees to 75mm in faster grown plantation stems.

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