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BROWN SALWOOD
Botanical Name: Acacia aulacocarpa\n\nThe heartwood varies from light brown to brown, often streaked with darker markings. Sapwood creamy-white to pale brown.
SAPELE
Botanical Name: Entandrophragma cylindricum\n\nThe sapwood tends to be whitish to pale yellow and is distinct from the heartwood, which ranges in colour from a medium to dark reddish or purplish brown.
SASSAFRAS
Botanical Name: Atherosperma moschatum\n\nThe sapwood of sassafras is white or greyish; the heartwood can be similarly pale or stained black ("blackheart").
SATINASH, EUNGELLA
Botanical Name: Acmena resa (red); Syzygium wesa (white)\n\nRed Eungella Satinash heartwood is pink to red-brown. White Eungella Satinash heartwood is pale grey to yellow brown. Sapwood is greyish-yellow.
SATINASH, GREY
Botanical Name: Syzygium gustavioides\n\nThe heartwood is buff-grey to yellowish. Sapwood is not clearly defined.
SATINAY
Botanical Name: Syncarpia hillii\n\nThe heartwood ranges from dark pink to reddish-brown. Sapwood is usually a distinctly paler colour.
SCENTLESS ROSEWOOD
Botanical Name: Synoum muelleri\n\nThe heartwood ranges from red to reddish-brown. Sapwood is sometimes paler in colour but not always distinguishable from the heartwood.
SILVER ASH
Botanical Name: Flindersia bourjotiana\n\nHeartwood ranges from silver-white to pale yellow shades. There is no noticeable colour difference between sapwood and heartwood.
SILVER BEECH
Botanical Name: Nothofagus menziesii\n\nThe sapwood is a light pinkish grey and the heartwood pinkish brown.
SILVERTOP ASH
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus sieberi\n\nHeartwood pale brown, sometimes with a tinge of pink, sapwood narrow and indistinguishable. Pin hole borer discolouration common.
SILVERTOP STRINGYBARK
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus laevopinea\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown sometimes with pinkish tints.
SILVER WATTLE
Botanical Name: Acacia dealbata\n\nThis timber species is coloured light brown to pink.
SIRIS, RED
Botanical Name: Albizia toona\n\nThe heartwood is dark red with some yellow streaks causing a striated pattern on the longitudinal surface. Sapwood is white in colour and up to 50mm wide.
SLASH PINE
Botanical Name: Pinus elliottii\n\nThe heartwood is reddish-brown varying to shades of yellow. Sapwood is usually pale yellow to yellow.
SOUTHERN BLUE GUM
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus Globulus\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown sometimes with a pink tinge, while the sapwood is paler but not always distinguishable.
SPOTTED GUM
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus maculata\n\nThe heartwood ranges from a light-brown through to dark brown. The sapwood is usually white in colour and up to 50mm wide.
STEAMED EUROPEAN BEECH
Botanical Name: Fagus sylvatica\n\nThis species is naturally a pinkish-brown to a reddish-brown.
STRINGYBARK, BLACKDOWN
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus sphaerocarpa\n\nThe heartwood is brownish in colour, while the sapwood is somewhat paler.
STRINGYBARK, SILVERTOP
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus laevopinea\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown sometimes with pinkish tints.
STRINGYBARK, WHITE
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus eugenioides\n\nThe heartwood is predominately light brown and occasionally pale pink. The sapwood is paler in colour but not sharply differentiated. \n
STRINGYBARK, YELLOW
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus muellerana\n\nThe heartwood is yellowish brown with a pinkish tinge. The sapwood is slightly paler.
SYDNEY BLUE GUM
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus saligna\n\nThe heartwood colour ranges from dark pink to reddish brown. The sapwood is typically distinctly paler in colour.