| Aquillaria malaccensis |
![]() Order: Malvales Common name: Agaru, Agor, Aggor(Beng.); Agallochum, Aloe-wood, Agarwood(Eng.). Description: This is a tree that reach up to 20(-40) m tall, with its bole up to 60 cm in diametre, usually straight but sometimes fluted. Buttresses are up to 2 m high. The bark is smooth and whitish. The branchlets are slender, pale brown, covered with soft short hairs or nearly devoid of hairs. The leaves are simple. Uses: Aquilaria malaccensis is the major source of agarwood, a resinous heartwood, used for perfume and incense. |
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