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Critically endangered agarwood tree found in Assam, Meghalaya no longer its only home
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Critically endangered agarwood tree found in Assam, Meghalaya no longer its only home
Guwahati: Scientists have confirmed that Aquilaria khasiana—a Critically Endangered, agarwood-producing species once thought to be endemic to Meghalaya—is also found in Assam’s Jeypore Reserve Forest. The discovery, published in Scientific Reports by researchers from the Botanical Survey of India (BSI), marks the first confirmed presence of A. khasiana in Assam. The team used both morphological traits and DNA barcoding to identify […] The post C…
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