pulpwood

noun

pulp·wood ˈpəlp-ˌwu̇d

: a wood (as of aspen, hemlock, pine, or spruce) used in making pulp for paper

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Then Mattson saw some old sticks of pulpwood in the ditch next to the road that were 10 feet long. —

Outdoor Life, 26 July 2023 He’s left a trail behind him the way pulpwood trucks belch smoke along back country roads. —

Kyle Whitmire | Kwhitmire@al.com, al, 11 July 2023 At one point there were as many as 20 sawmills in the area, and the railroad was at the center of the region’s early economy, delivering pulpwood to a paper mill near Houston. —

Andrea Salcedo, Luz Lazo and Lee Powell, Anchorage Daily News, 26 May 2023 The Escanaba mill has turned wood products from that environment into paper for more than a century, taking in more than 4,250 tons of pulpwood a day. —

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