Spalted maple (Acer spp.) is not a distinct species of maple but rather a fungal discoloration caused by partially decayed wood. The partial decay can give the light-colored wood dark contrasting lines and streaks. Spalting is also commonly seen in sycamore, hackberry, beech, birch, and hickory.
Features:
Dimensions: 2.25” diameter
Spalted maple (Acer spp.) is not a distinct species of maple but rather a fungal discoloration caused by partially decayed wood. The partial decay can give the light-colored wood dark contrasting lines and streaks. Spalting is also commonly seen in sycamore, hackberry, beech, birch, and hickory.
Features:
Dimensions: 2.25” diameter
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