2024-01-20 23:40:00
Dr. Vu Van Thoai, Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Sandalwood and Rare Plant Research Institute, has succeeded in researching domestication and breeding. tree Sandalwood in Vietnam. This tree is considered highly valuable because the wood core and roots contain many valuable essential oils. It is considered a “drop of gold” and costs up to 4,500 USD/kg.Sandalwood Not only does it bring economic value but also has a positive impact on the environment. International research shows that sandalwood trees have high oxygen production ability, protect the environment, are drought resistant, and are chemical resistant. . This is considered a “trump card” tree to absorb greenhouse gases, contributing to the goal of reducing emissions to zero by 2050. Sandalwood has many applications, from the production of fine art wooden furniture to high-end furniture. supplies cosmetics and medicinal herbs. Sandalwood is heavy, yellow in color, retains its fragrance for decades and ranks 2nd in the 10 most expensive woods in the world, just behind African blackwood. Heartwood, roots, leaves, The fruit and seeds of the tree have high value for use in many different fields. People who grow fruit trees such as orange, grapefruit, lychee, jackfruit, macadamia, and durian can alternately plant sandalwood trees to optimize income from both crops.We invite readers to watch more videos: See plants with incredibly strange shapes.
Dr. Vu Van Thoai, Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Sandalwood and Rare Plant Research Institute, has succeeded in researching domestication and breeding. tree sandalwood in Vietnam.
This tree is considered highly valuable because its wood and roots contain many valuable essential oils. It is considered a “drop of gold” and costs up to 4,500 USD/kg.
Sandalwood not only brings economic value but also has a positive impact on the environment.
International research shows that sandalwood trees have high oxygen production ability, protect the environment, are drought-resistant, and are chemical-resistant. This is considered a “trump card” tree to absorb greenhouse gases, contributing to the goal of reducing emissions to zero by 2050.
Sandalwood has many applications, from the production of fine wooden furniture and high-end furniture to cosmetics and medicinal herbs.
Sandalwood is heavy, yellow in color, retains its fragrance for decades and ranks 2nd in the 10 most expensive woods in the world, just behind African blackwood.
The wood core, roots, leaves, fruits and seeds of the tree all have high use value in many different fields.
People who grow fruit trees such as orange, grapefruit, lychee, jackfruit, macadamia, and durian can alternately plant sandalwood trees to optimize income from both crops.
We invite readers to watch more videos: See plants with incredibly strange shapes.
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