This one actually looks a lot like a pine-borer chewed plank, which is a great
texture in its own right!  :)

I was reluctant to post this question, because I was sure it was something
trivial, but apparently it actually is a bit more challenging than it looks at
first glance  :O

I'd be happy with a "chipboard" since the dimensions of the chips would probably
be suited to simulation by a crackle or other similar pattern.  OSB is "oriented
strand board", so it's composed of larger strips of wood that are, as the name
implies, oriented along one axis, thus giving it structural strength when used
as intended.  Whatever they use for a binder sure seems to be fairly water
resistant.

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