Pulpwood chips stored outdoor were subject to microbial attack, which can cause significant pulp quality deterioration and economic losses. This study was a microbial analysis of Leucaena barked and debarked wood chips stored under simulated laboratory conditions for 180 days and commercial wood chips stored in yard for 75 days. Subsequently the colonizing fungi on the wood chips were isolated and identified according to Noblest' Key. In this experiments, white rot fungi and mold fungi such as Aspergillus, Fusarium, White rot, Trichoderma, and Penicillium in decreasing order of frequencies were found t be the dominant species on the wood chips.