Tree firewood species identification

[Firemaker1111]

Here's a new species I've encountered. Looks like it got uprooted and fell horizontally hanging I assume is fresh but dead. When I cut into it it was green. Any ideas what it is? The heartwood on the end grain looks like a grass stain green color.

 

[Andyshine77]

Looks like Basswood, maybe Tulip poplar. Does it cut like nothing?

 

[lone wolf]

Its Hickory.

 

[Andyshine77]

Its Hickory.

With those huge growth rings? The bark does remind me of hickory, but not the hartwood?

 

[lone wolf]

Looks like Basswood, maybe Tulip poplar. Does it cut like nothing?

I wonder if he posted pics of two types of wood the bottom pics def Hickory.

 

[Brufab]

I think basswood or linden but the ones I cut the wood wasnt that tight grained nor were they bigger than 6". Almost looks like ash by the grain

 

[Brufab]

So pignut hickory? Definitely has the dead ash root rot or whatever the technical name for it is. I'm used to seeing shagbark hickory

 

[Andyshine77]

hardwood? How does it cut?

 

[lone wolf]

So pignut hickory? Definitely has the dead ash root rot or whatever the technical name for it is. I'm used to seeing shagbark hickory

Lets see some more people weigh in.

 

[Andyshine77]

So pignut hickory? Definitely has the dead ash root rot or whatever the technical name for it is. I'm used to seeing shagbark hickory

I've never seen Pignut green with large growth rings.

 

[Brufab]

Thanks I have alot on my property but not to many over 10-12" most are 4"-10". I had a forestry guy come look to selective cut and that was when I first learned of the tree.

 

[lone wolf]

I've never seen Pignut green with large growth rings.

Right it isnt green but those pics at the bottom look like Hickory.

 

[Brufab]

Mockernut hickory

 

[lone wolf]

Mockernut hickory

Thats what it looks like alright.

 

[Brufab]

Good call on the hickory, I looked up Eastern hickory trees because the op profile says Eastern us and that's what came up. I think only shagbark and pignut here in michigan

 

[lone wolf]

Good call on the hickory, I looked up Eastern hickory trees because the op profile says Eastern us and that's what came up. I think only shagbark and pignut here in michigan

IDK about the green wood though?

 

[Andyshine77]

Tulip

 

[lone wolf]

Tulip

I would not rule it out yet.

 

[Ikeholt]

Yellow poplar aka Tuliptree

 

[ROME K/G]

Everyone thinks shaggy barked Hickory is Shagbark Hickory, most Hickory's are Shellbark Hickory, Shellbark has flatter bark hanging from the trunk or stalk where Shagbark curves way out from the tree's stalk.