We Will Become The Best Agawood Project In Sri Lanka

Aquilaria and Gyrinops trees, which are largely indigenous to Southeast Asia, produce stems that can be used to make the incredibly precious resinous heartwood known as agarwood. The process entails physically contaminating a wounded area of the tree, where a specific fungus will attack the stem cells and produce agarwood as a result. Aquilaria and Gyrinops trees have this special quality, which makes them stand out from other trees. Agarwood is created as an antibody to combat the fungi.

Agarwood formation can happen naturally or as a result of human activity. Humanity has discovered an alternate technique that includes fungus inoculation, whereas the natural formation has practically vanished from the planet. Agarwood can be created by injecting fungi into the tree trunk, and the caliber of the inoculation has a significant impact on the caliber of the finished product.