Could AI help protect Malaysia’s precious gaharu trees?
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Gaharu-producing 'Aquilaria' trees are prized for the fragrant resin that can form inside their wood, but heavy demand has also put pressure on wild populations. (Ken Chan @ Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA: Few woods are as prized for their scent as gaharu. Rich, smoky and intensely fragrant, it has been used for centuries in perfume, incense and religious traditions - and the finest pieces can command extraordinary prices. (Free Malaysia Today, 08:00)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·24 Oct, 08:00 MYTCould AI help protect Malaysia’s precious gaharu trees?
Gaharu-producing 'Aquilaria' trees are prized for the fragrant resin that can form inside their wood, but heavy demand has also put pressure on wild populations. (Ken Chan @ Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA: Few woods are as prized for their scent as gaharu.
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