TriSalix™

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TriSalix™ Agarwood Inoculant Triple-Salt Inducer for Optimized Resin Formation

What is TriSalix™?

BarIno™ TriSalix™ is a next-generation abiotic agarwood inoculant formulated with a synergistic blend of three stress-inducing salts:

This formulation mimics multiple environmental and physiological stress conditions simultaneously, triggering robust defensive responses in Aquilaria malaccensis and accelerating agarwood resin production.

Mechanism of Action

TriSalix™ leverages the principle of multi-pathway stress induction, activating the tree’s natural defense systems by:

  1. Ferric Chloride (FeCl₃):
    • Induces oxidative bursts in xylem tissues
    • Promotes lignification and free radical production
    • Creates micro-lesions at the cellular level
  2. Magnesium Chloride (MgCl₂):
    • Enhances enzymatic cofactor activity in secondary metabolite biosynthesis
    • Supports cell signaling for programmed stress response
  3. Sodium Chloride (NaCl):
    • Causes osmotic stress, leading to dehydration at the cellular level
    • Enhances abscisic acid (ABA) activity, simulating drought conditions
    • Triggers resin precursor biosynthesis

Together, these effects simulate pathogen attacks and drought stress without biological contamination, making TriSalix™ ideal for plantations seeking predictable and clean induction methods.

Formulation Properties

  • Form: Aqueous solution
  • Color: Transparent to pale yellow
  • pH: 3.5–4.5
  • Stability: Stable under ambient temperature
  • Sterility: Filter-sterilized, non-biological

Benefits

  • Faster resin induction onset (30–45 days)
  • Cost-effective vs. microbial methods
  • Sterile and shelf-stable
  • Compatible with all injection systems
  • Effective on younger trees (≥5 years)
  • Enhances resin densitycolor darkening, and chromatic complexity

Application Timeline Overview

MonthDevelopment Stage
0Inoculation (Dry Season Preferred)
1Initial oxidative response and callusing
2–3Early-stage resin streak formation
4–6Resin volume increase, color development
8–12Progressive resin darkening & hardening
12–15Optimal harvest window (depending on tree health and market goal)

Safety & Compatibility

  • Non-pathogenic
  • Safe for trained applicators
  • Can be combined with follow-up microbial inoculation (e.g., BarIno™ BioFusion™) for a hybrid strategy

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