I've cut a lot of dead elm which are easily identified by the large slabs of bark which have fallen, leaving a light beige smooth wood underneath. I have an elm which died over the summer this year but looks like nothing I've seen before. I've attached. The bark is simply gone, none on the ground, the wood is orange and looks almost shredded. Is this simply a form of Dutch Elm I've never seen before or something else? Thanks, Mike Weddle South Bend, IN