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In general the absolute best and only sure way is to identify the standing tree, once felled without the trace from the original tree some species (a relatively small number given the absolute number of different species) can be identified from the board, this is easier because of the very limited species (only a few hundred out of over 60,000) that are in use today and of those there are probably less than 100 in common use

[QUOTE="sometimewoodworker, post: 1526016, member: 5433"] In general the absolute best and only sure way is to identify the standing tree, once felled without the trace from the original tree some species (a relatively small number given the absolute number of different species) can be identified from the board, this is easier because of the very limited species (only a few hundred out of over 60,000) that are in use today and of those there are probably less than 100 in common use [/QUOTE]

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