When applying a stain to a tree, it is impudent in deeper with a solvent. After a while, it disappears, leaving a characteristic pattern on a tree. Depending on the wood breed, it can acquire various shades. So, more dense wood prevents the deep penetration of the stain. In the same way, depending on the breed, the texture of the tree can be emphasized in different ways. Some elements will stand out especially brightly, while others will become almost invisible.
