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•Why Agarwood Is the Most Expensive Wood in the World In a world where most natural resources are measured by volume and speed of production, agarwood stands as a complete exception. It is not valuable because it is widely available or easy to grow. It is valuable because nature produces it reluctantly, slowly, and unpredictably. This rare combination of scarcity, time, and global demand is what makes agarwood the most expensive wood in the world. Agarwood Is Not a Normal Tree Product:- Agarwood comes from Aquilaria trees, but the tree itself is not what creates value. In fact, a healthy Aquilaria tree has almost no commercial worth. Agarwood forms only when the tree undergoes internal stress due to natural infection, injury, or specific external conditions. As a response, the tree produces a dark, aromatic resin deep inside its heartwood. What makes agarwood special is that this process is uncertain. Many trees grow for decades without producing any resin at all. Even trees planted to...