Titlebook: Sandalwood: Silviculture, Conservation and Applications; Thammineni Pullaiah,Sudhir Chandra Das,Kongdragunt Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Silviculture, Growth and Yield of Sandalwood,e forest tree, however, its disappearance from the natural habitat is at an alarming rate. Attempts have been taken to cultivate the species in farmlands to increase its production. The productive establishing of Sandalwood plantations and the increase of heartwood and oil extraction from these tree

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Cultivation of Sandalwood Under Agro-Forestry System, cultivated and has a long life. Commonly, the mature tree is harvested after many years to obtain fragrant heartwood and to extract its oil. It is an important component of agro-forestry systems. Considering the growing demand and dwindling supply of Sandalwood, it has a great potential for cultiva

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Diseases and Insect Pests of Sandalwood,gap between demand and supply as the natural stocks are dwindling. Its cultivation in agroforestry system is increasing day by day. Sandalwood seedlings and grafted plants face problems from insect pests and diseases, which take a heavy toll and sometimes the whole stock is wiped off. Hence, to rais

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The Sandalwood Trade: An Overview,l oil. The tree is referred to as “Chandana” in Sanskrit, and is commercially known as “East Indian Sandalwood.” The oil extracted from the trees is considered to be unique, and is preferred over other ingredients for the preparations of perfumes, flavors, formulations, cosmetics, toiletries, beauty

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Tissue Culture Studies in Sandalwood (, L.),eartwood and roots. Its products are used in fragrance, cosmetic, and therapeutic industries. These slow-growing Sandalwood trees have been overharvested in the past centuries, leading to a condition of being endangered. However, the conventional mode of large-scale afforestation of Sandalwood is hi

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Sandalwood Biotechnology: Challenges, Opportunities, and Outlook,ever, excessive cutting of plants, industrialization, biotic and abiotic stresses have greatly reduced the plant productivity and these adverse factors have considerably influenced the wealth of plants. The existing technologies are not adequate to execute ever-increasing requirements of plants whic