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The effect of red light and far-red light conditions on secondary metabolism in Agarwood

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Agarwood, a heartwood derived from Aquilaria trees, is a valuable commodity that has seen prevalent use among many cultures. In particular, it is widely used in herbal medicine and many compounds in agarwood are known to exhibit medicinal properties. | The effect of red light and far-red light conditions on secondary metabolism in Agarwood

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