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Aquilaria Agallocha
(redirected from Aquilaria malaccensis)

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Eagle Wood
A deciduous tree, the resinous wood of which is diuretic, stimulant, and tonic; it is used for angina, fatigue, gastritis, HTN, neurosis, paresthesias of extremities, mental stress
Aquilaria agallocha
see aloe.
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Because of the geographic focus of the volume, the selection of species is a bit of a mixed bag, including common species, species of secondary forest, but also a few that are becoming relatively uncommon, such as the gaharu incense tree Aquilaria malaccensis.
Paul J. A. Kessler and Kade Sidiyasa, Pohon-pohon Hutan Kalimantan ... by Giesen, Wim / Borneo Research Bulletin
In fact there are seven sub-species of this tree and the one which concerns the author most is the Aquilaria malaccensis which is harvested by the Penan of Kalimantan.
Saudi Aramco World. (Abstracts: Film) by Borneo Research Bulletin
Aloes wood, one of the most valuable forest products of the Southeast Asian forest, is a chemical reaction to fungi or to wounds by various species of Aquilaria, most notably Aquilaria malaccensis.
Aloeswood forest and the maritime world. (Abstracts) by Borneo Research Bulletin
 
 
 
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