Continuation of wood ID

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mxjamie540

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Well my pictures were too large for me to complete all my questions in one post, so here goes another.

Also if you notice in the picture of the large pile of rounds. There is a few rounds visible that are very light colored on the sapwood and have a very distinct green heartwood. Those logs I scrounged and there was no leaves to ID them. Wood is medium weight, very clear grained and a very green, almost neon green heartwood. I forgot to take a picture of those rounds and splits and now it is dark.

Thanks!
 

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It would help to have a close up picture because I have no idea what wood you are pointing out. I just started cutting up a tree with a similar green inside but it's quite dense and has a dark brown rough but not furrowed and I have been told and confirmed here it is Mulberry
Does it look like this ?
 

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it's the rounds that have a very different colored heartwood. I forgot to take closeups yesterday. Then it got dark


I will try to get some better pics today.
 
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