Method for producing agilawood by burning aquilaria trees

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for producing agilawood by burning aquilaria trees and relates to the technical field of bioengineering. The method includes: selecting the aquilaria trees more than 10 years in age or larger than 20cm in diameter, barking the trees prior to drying in the sun, and then burning the trees from the tree bottoms to the positions 50%-60% of the three height by a flame gun, wherein peripheral portions of wounds of the aquilaria trees turn into agilawood after 6-12 months. By the method for producing the agilawood by burning the aquilaria trees, agilawood producing area can be increased, yield is 15 times higher than that of a traditional agilawood producing method, is 3 times higher than that a cauterization method and is 80% higher than those of a chemical stimulation method and a bacteria forming method, and extract of agilawood oil reaches 15%-26% and is high in purity.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of bioengineering, in particular to an incense-making method for burning agarwood trees. Background technique [0002] Agarwood is a traditional precious medicinal material and a world-renowned precious spice in my country, Japan, India and Southeast Asian countries. The so-called agarwood is a product formed by natural, microbial or artificial methods of some species of the genus Agarwood and some species of the genus Agarwood in the family Daphneaceae. The plants that can produce agarwood are collectively called agarwood trees. There are 18 species of Agarwood, mainly distributed in India, China, Southeast Asia and the Malay Peninsula. There are two species of Agarwood and Yunnan Agarwood in my country. [0003] There are about six kinds of existing artificial fragrance methods: [0004] The first method is chopping: use a knife to create a 3-4cm wound on the trunk, and agarwood will form on the wound after a few...

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Problems solved by technology

[0010] The first three methods are called traditional incense-making methods. These three methods are time-consuming, labor-intensive, long-term, low in yield and unstable in quality; The success of the bacteria is greatly affected by the environmental conditions. The aroma of the bacteria is unstable due to regional factors. A certain strain may only work on the agarwood tree in a special geographical location, so the yield of the aroma is unstable; Low yield due to the formation of agarwood only near the borehole