Homonym: Aquilaria (Agarwood)
Aquilaria is a genus of trees native to Southeast Asia, known for producing a valuable resin called agarwood. This resin forms in response to fungal infection or injury, making it highly sought after for its aromatic properties.
The wood from Aquilaria trees is used in perfumes, incense, and traditional medicine. Due to overharvesting and habitat loss, some species are considered endangered, leading to conservation efforts to protect these unique trees and their ecosystems.