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北极熊

Tim Ellis,Michael Locasto,David Balensonected under CITES regulation and the IUCN Red List due to its heavy declination in the natural population in various sourcing countries. Derived from its precious non-wood fragrant products, the genus was given different names throughout the history until it was finalized in 1783. To date, there are

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芦笋

Critical Infrastructure Protection XIVa. Its production has declined rapidly due to the lack of proven technology for its induction. If no serious action is taken now, agarwood production will not be sustainable in the future. Agarwood formation is initiated by biotic and/or abiotic factors and is affected by host tree, microbe, and env

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Critical Infrastructure Protection XIVka. We revealed for the first time, this species, which populates the lower elevations of the wet zone of Sri Lanka in 2012. More importantly, the recently identified species possesses agarwood-producing ability, similar to other species in the Thymelaeaceae family. Before this scientific discovery,

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Mucosa

Chun-Fai Chan,Kam-Pui Chow,Tim Tangng wood from . trees is known as agarwood or .. Many studies have been conducted on the wood of .; however, it is not the case with the leaves. . leaves have been proclaimed as effective for the treatment of several diseases, although few cases had been reported until 2008. We have previously report