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Agarwood, aloeswood, eaglewood,
gharuwood or the Wood of Gods,
commonly referred to as oud or oudh (from Arabic: عود, romanized: ʿūd,
pronounced [ʕuːd])...
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traditional agarwoods with
available agarwoods that have
similar scent properties to the
original agarwoods. Baieidō has
named the
following agarwoods that are...
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Phaeoacremonium parasitica are the
source of
agarwood.
There was an
abundance in wild
agarwood in the past. Due to its
distinct fragrance, the trees...
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marketplaces in the city that
specialize in ****s
trading and the sale of
agarwoods.
Covering an area of
almost 9.5 acres, the souq's
origins date as far...
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agarwood used in
aromatic incense production,
especially Aquilaria malaccensis. The
depletion of wild
trees from
indiscriminate cutting for
agarwood has...
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longer considered as
habitat for or
producer of
agarwood.
Aquilaria malaccensis is the
major source of
agarwood, a
resinous heartwood, used for
perfume and...
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producer of the resin-suffused
agarwood. The
depletion of wild
trees from
indiscriminate cutting for
agarwood has
resulted in the
trees being listed...
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Unique Boutique category. The
fragrances Madagascar Orchid and ****anese
Agarwood were
nominated alongside Acqua di Parma, Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel, and Tom...
- dictionary. The oud is a
musical instrument. Oud or OUD may also
refer to:
Agarwood, a
perfume or
incense material OUD, a
registered trademark of the Orthodox...
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introduction of Buddhism,
which uses
incense during rituals and ceremonies.
Agarwood was
imported into ****an from
China via Korea. From that
point on, incense...
