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Plum: fruit tree

The plum has a well-defined, beautiful core with an attractive pattern of veins. The color of this type of wood can be both dark brown...

Walnut: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

Pear: fruit tree

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Apple: fruit tree

The apple has perhaps the most smooth structure. The color may be brown and even pink. Apple is dense and hard. It’s very easy to...

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Pear: fruit tree

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Pear: fruit tree

This timber has a beautiful pinkish hue. Its ancestor, which grows in the wild, is yellow. The pear is soaked in water after cutting down....

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Satinwood: rare wood

Satinwood has many names. The tree is named for its elegant satin shine of the wood. Wood has an attractive color of fire with a...

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Rosewood: rare wood

Rosewood is found in South America, from where it is exported to other countries. It has a very porous structure and a small space between...

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Eucalyptus: rare wood

The eucalyptus is another representative of wood with a pronounced kernel. The kernel is brown with yellow, pink, orange colors. Sapwood is narrow and light....

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Ebony: rare wood

The term "black tree" also includes all black-colored representatives of this wood. Ebony grows on the vast regions of Ceylon, Madagascar, and the island of...

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Redwood: rare wood

Redwood (or mahogany) grows only in tropical forests. Trees of this type have red saturated color of the wood and a beautiful texture. On the...

Walnut: fruit tree

Plum: fruit tree

Apple: fruit tree

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Karelian birch: hardwood

Its beauty, width of the stem, or height, does not distinguish the outer Karelian birch. The cortex is slightly coarser than in other representatives of...