Northeast expertise
ICFRE-Rain Forest Research Institute, Jorhat provides research and cultivation guidance for Aquilaria malaccensis.
High-value tree registry
Agarwood
Aquilaria malaccensis Lamk.
Create a traceable agarwood plantation record covering tree origin, age, location, condition, authorised interventions and verification.
Research-backed starting points
What the institutional sources establish
Suitable environment
RFRI’s manual describes warm, humid subtropical conditions and well-drained soils with organic matter, while suitability remains site-specific.
Traceable interventions
Tree source, planting date, survival, health, photographs and any authorised induction work should remain linked to the individual plantation record.
Policy and CITES context
Cultivation, inventory, harvest, transit, processing and export may involve State Forest rules and CITES-linked documentation.
Farmer advisory
Use local guidance for field decisions.
Not every Aquilaria tree forms commercially valuable resin. AromaSetu does not guarantee induction, yield, price or permission to harvest, process, transport or export.
Explore the evidence map
See documented geographic focus for agarwood.
This is an institutional evidence layer—not a map of registered AromaSetu farms.
Primary references
See where this information comes from.
Reviewed by AromaSetu on 26 July 2026.
Your crop, your record
Help build an authentic standing-crop registry.
Register the crop, keep its stage and expected harvest current, and preserve a useful history of field updates.