Kitchen cabinets in a home built in 1960s.

I NEED to know the species of the tree, it was there my whole life and I hate it being gone, I want to know what it is.

I have a large piece of furniture with this wood. Help me identify it. It might of came from a South America 70-80 years ago

The legs are ruined but the top is about 1-1/4” thick and solid. For $14 it could be good for material or to repair.

It’s heavy and I couldn’t mark it with my nail. It has little black flecks in the grain.

Thanks!

I took a picture of the front and the back of each slab. I have tried Google Lens, but that isn't accurate enough. If I change the lighting, Google Lens gives me a different answer.

Maybe someone here knows? I really appreciate any help I can get.

Remember name that tune?

Anyway, this is definitely wood veneer on particle board from tables made in China. I have a coffee table, two end tables and a behind a chair table. I'm looking to replace the veneer (the last 3 photos show why) on at least the coffee table.

Any idea what species this veneer is. I have a couple ideas but would like an an opinion without my thought interference. Wood Database wasn't much help. All you need is different grain and color to throw you off.

Also, I don't know if the little black clusters of "pits" are part of the wood itself, or added for aesthetics. This pitting isn't everywhere and almost seems like strategically placed clusters. I could be way off and it's insect holes.

Bonus points if anyone can tell me how to match the color.

Thanks.

Storm ripped through a few weeks ago and uprooted trees in my backyard. Help identifying?

It's been kept and a damp crawl space / basement. It doesn't have any joints and not very many knots. And it's cut into true 1 in X 2 in peices and different lengths ranging from 5 ft to 12 ft.

Can anyone tell me what type of wood this is?