OxyShock™ Inoculant Profile

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Trade Name: BarIno™ OxyShock™
Tagline: “Oxygenate. Oxidize. Oud-ify.”


Inoculant Characteristics

ParameterDetails
Resin YieldModerate to High – Capable of initiating rapid localized resin formation through oxidative stress.
Fragrance IntensityModerate to Strong – Clean, spicy-woody scent with sharp upper notes and oxidized depth.
Chemical Composition– Chromones: Moderate – Sesquiterpenes: Moderate to high – Phenolics: Elevated due to ROS-triggered biosynthesis
Resin ColorBrown to dark brown – Rapid discoloration of tissues due to reactive oxygen species (ROS) formation
Mechanism of ActionFunctions as a potent oxidative stress agent → breaks down into H₂O and free radicals → disrupts cellular integrity → triggers defensive resin biosynthesis
Best Use ScenarioFor fast-track induction or as a booster component in fungal or multi-agent systems
Application Method3–6% aqueous solution injected directly into boreholes; may be combined with brown sugar or MgCl₂ to moderate reaction
Tissue Residue RiskLow – H₂O₂ breaks down into water and oxygen, leaving no chemical residue Overuse may damage surrounding tissues
CompatibilityGood with sugars, salts (e.g., MgCl₂), and certain microbes Incompatible with catalase-producing fungi unless applied separately
Resin Development SpeedFast – Visible discoloration and initial resin signs appear in 1–2 weeks; mature resin in 3–4 months
FormClear, colorless liquid; available in 3%, 6%, and 12% concentrations; diluted before use
PrecautionsCorrosive at high concentrations; must use personal protective equipment (PPE) Avoid contact with eyes and mucosa; store in a cool, dark container to prevent decomposition

Use Case Summary

Hydrogen Peroxide is a fast-acting oxidative inoculant ideal for growers seeking accelerated resin response. While effective on its own, its best application is as part of a dual-system protocol with fungi or organic stressors like salicylic acid. Its biodegradability and lack of tissue residue make it a clean but powerful induction tool.


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