Pulpwood (noun)

Wood that is used for making paper or other products that require wood pulp, such as cardboard.

Origin:

Derived from the word 'pulp' meaning a mass of soft, moist, fibrous matter and 'wood' meaning the hard, fibrous substance that forms the trunk and branches of trees.

Examples:

1. The pulp mill processed thousands of tons of pulpwood every day, producing the raw materials for paper and cardboard products.
2. Pulpwood is an important resource for many industries, as it is a renewable resource that is relatively easy to produce.
3. The pulpwood logs were delivered to the mill by truck, where they were debarked and chipped into small pieces.
4. The demand for pulpwood has increased in recent years, as more and more products are being made from recycled materials.
5. Many companies are working to find new and sustainable ways to produce pulpwood, as the demand for paper and cardboard products continues to grow.