Looks strange but it is only on one panel of wood. Wouldn't mold be spreading across the boards?
There are also a few boards of blue color. That can't be mold can it?
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It looks to me like weathered OSB roofing in the second picture. The first picture is likely concrete/mortar. Construction companies will generally still use boards that were used for mixing or forming concrete/mortar. If it were mold, it probably wouldn't be isolated to those single boards and would be "creeping" over the roof trusses. So in short, no, it's not mold.
I really don't have time to write a good answer, but I have and others have written some good responses that would answer your question. Look at the tags for mold. ID is important before remediation can be done. You have to know what kind of mold you are dealing with. Some minor mold can be dealt with DIY, but other toxic molds need professional attention. Samples need to be taken and IDed by a lab. Don't take chances, get it right.
What's the humidity level in the room? I'd go get a $12 humidity sensor and see what you got. My understanding that mold can grow >= 60% RH, though there are other factors (e.g. moisture will condense on a cold wall with a lower relative humidity). You may need a dehumidifier if you're too high. Of course that won't kill the mold but will keep it from growing.
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It looks to me like weathered OSB roofing in the second picture. The first picture is likely concrete/mortar. Construction companies will generally still use boards that were used for mixing or forming concrete/mortar. If it were mold, it probably wouldn't be isolated to those single boards and would be "creeping" over the roof trusses. So in short, no, it's not mold.