Formation of agarwood

Incense formation through agarwood includes four types: raw, ripe, shed, and insect infested. Move the screen to understand the different reasons for the formation of agarwood. Shengjie: The fragrance produced by open wounds on agarwood trees caused by lightning, storms, or other human factors is collectively referred to as Shengjie. Matured knot: The agarwood tree produces its fragrance due to internal diseases that are not affected by external forces, which is called ripe knot. Shedding Knot: The part of the tree that falls off before the development of the bud is called a shedding knot, such as the "node bead". Insect leakage: The fragrance formed by the damage of injured tissues caused by insect and ant infestation on agarwood trees is called insect leakage. There are many insects and ants in tropical rainforests, and they like to nest on the sweet and soft agarwood, thus forming incense.

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