Scionwood of Mulberry - Pakistani White

Scionwood will be enough wood to make at least two grafts. 

Small - Less than a pencil size
Medium - Around pencil size
Large - Larger than pencil size, but no larger than an inch.

Some mulberry scionwood can also be used as cutting wood, but it depends on variety.

The Pakistani White Mulberry aka"Saharanpur" is a deciduous tree prized for its sweet, white berries and its importance in sericulture (silk farming). This variety is a cultivar of the Morus alba species, originally native to China but widely cultivated in Pakistan and other parts of Central Asia. The Pakistani White Mulberry is a medium to large-sized tree that can grow up to 30–40 feet tall with a spread of 25–30 feet. The tree has broad, lobed, dark green leaves with a slightly rough texture, and in spring, it produces inconspicuous flowers, which are wind-pollinated. The most notable feature of this variety, however, is its large, white fruit that ripens in late spring to early summer.