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Research has discovered a new species of endophytic fungus that promotes the aroma of agarwood trees |
Agarwood on the white wood incense tree Photo courtesy of Xu Jianchu
Agarwood on the white wood incense tree Photo courtesy of Xu Jianchu
The scientific research team investigates the fragrance mechanism of agarwood trees and conducts microbial sampling.
The scientific research team investigates the fragrance mechanism of agarwood trees and conducts microbial sampling.
Recently, Xu Jianchu and Wang Yuehu's team from Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences published their latest research results in the journal Life.
Researchers isolated agarwood and Yunnan carbonaceous bacteria from this tree.
Researchers isolated agarwood and Yunnan carbonaceous bacteria from this tree.
This study revealed the interaction between endophytic fungi metabolites and host plants, laying a foundation for the application of endophytic fungi to build aroma and the use of endophytic fungi to promote aroma quality.
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