AgarStart™ Development Timeline

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Development timeline for Barino™ AgarStart™ inoculant treatment using Ferric Chloride + Salicylic Acid on Aquilaria trees. This timeline assumes borehole chemical induction on mature trees (≥5 years old, DBH ≥10 cm), and includes visible changesinternal resin formation, and optional follow-up actions.


Barino™ AgarStart™ Monthly Development Timeline

For Aquilaria spp. under Chemical Inoculation Protocol

MonthKey Activity / Tree ResponseResin Development StageRecommendations / Actions
Month 0Inoculation with Barino™ AgarStart™ (FeCl₃ + SA)Induction begins at cellular levelMark inoculated trees; monitor for injection absorption and wound closure.
Month 1Oxidative stress response, tissue browning around boreholeEarly defense signaling startsInspect for early signs of cambium darkening and slight odor changes.
Month 2Systemic resistance activation by Salicylic AcidInitial resin deposition beginsLight pruning to aid light penetration and airflow if needed.
Month 3Internal oleoresin accumulation in xylem vesselsResin channels expandConduct non-invasive borehole sniff test for resin aroma.
Month 4Wound-induced lignification & tissue decay patterningPre-agarwood zone formationConsider supplementary foliar feeding to maintain tree health.
Month 5Possible differentiation between infected vs healthy zonesResin maturation startsOptional: Re-inject adjacent boreholes to expand resin zone.
Month 6Localized blackening of core wood observed (core sample)Visible low-grade agarwood formsConduct wood coring on select trees to assess progress.
Month 7–9Steady internal thickening of resin depositsIntermediate agarwood zone expandsMinimize disturbance; maintain good soil moisture and shade balance.
Month 10–12Peak metabolic resin production phaseMature agarwood developingOptional: Blend with BarIno FusaTrinity™ (MnO₂ + Fusarium) for dual-effect induction.

Optional Actions & Enhancements:

  • After 12 Months: Perform internal sampling (drill core) to evaluate resin density, color, and aroma.
  • By 18–24 Months: Trees may reach pre-harvest inspection stage depending on environmental factors and tree genetics.
  • Combine with: BarIno FusaTrinity™ at Month 3–6 for biological synergy and broader resin complexity.

Monitoring Guidelines:

  • Avoid over-inoculating stressed trees.
  • Maintain plantation hygiene to prevent secondary fungal invasion (unless intended).
  • Use GPS/tree tags to track individual tree progress over time.

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