Tamo
(Broussonetia kazinoki)
Japan
Native to Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Central China, and the Ryukyus, Tamo is a medium sized tree in the mulberry family often used to make paper pulp. It has leaves that are unlobed, two-lobed, or three-lobed. This variety has leaves that are boldly splashed with white, cream and yellow. The wood is also cream colored tinged with brown and light violet.
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