BarIno™ MycoChem™ – Field Trial Protocol

Here’s a high-level, regulatory-safe Field Trial Protocol Annex for BarIno™ MycoChem™, designed for investor, research, or regulatory submission purposes. This version avoids sensitive proprietary formulations while providing a structured framework for monitoring resin induction.


High-Level, Regulatory-Safe Version
Crown MycoResin Biotech Inc.


1. Objectives

  • Evaluate the efficacy and safety of BarIno™ MycoChem™ in inducing high-quality agarwood resin in Aquilaria malaccensis trees.
  • Document resin formation kinetics, tree health, and environmental interactions.
  • Provide data for commercial scale-up, regulatory compliance, and investor reporting.

2. Trial Site and Conditions

ParameterSpecification
LocationCommercial or research plantation with healthy Aquilaria malaccensis trees
Tree Age≥5–7 years old
SpacingMinimum 3 × 3 m between trees
Soil TypeWell-drained, loamy or sandy-loam soil
Environmental MonitoringMonthly temperature, rainfall/irrigation, humidity

3. Trial Design

  • Design Type: Randomized block or paired-tree comparison
  • Treatments:
    1. BarIno™ MycoChem™ injection (dual-mode induction)
    2. Control (untreated or conventional induction)
  • Replicates: Minimum 3–5 trees per treatment per block
  • Tree Labeling: Each tree assigned a unique ID; map coordinates recorded

4. Application Protocol (Regulatory-Safe Overview)

  1. Pre-Injection Assessment: Inspect trees for health, measure diameter at breast height (DBH), and record baseline resin content (if any).
  2. Injection Preparation: Use sterilized equipment; select 2–4 injection points per tree depending on trunk size.
  3. Induction Application: Inject dual-mode inducer per manufacturer-recommended volume; seal entry points.
  4. Post-Injection Monitoring:
    • Check for sap leakage, discoloration, or fungal overgrowth.
    • Record tree stress indicators (wilting, leaf loss).

5. Monitoring & Data Collection

MonthParameters to MonitorMethods / Tools
0Baseline tree healthVisual inspection, DBH, GPS mapping
1–3Early fungal establishment, stress responseVisual observation, sap exudate notes
4–6Initial resin depositionVisual inspection, hand-held refractometer for resin density (optional)
7–9Active resin accumulationPhotos, sampling (small cores if permitted)
10–12Resin maturation & stabilizationFragrance evaluation, qualitative resin scoring

Additional Data: Soil moisture, temperature, and rainfall logged monthly.


6. Safety & Compliance

  • Environmental Safety: Formulation is water-based and non-toxic; does not require specialized PPE beyond standard gloves and eye protection.
  • Regulatory Compliance:
    • Complies with DENR-EMB regulations for non-hazardous plant inoculants.
    • No genetically modified organisms (GMOs) involved.
    • Compatible with organic and sustainable forestry practices.
  • Waste Management: All residual solutions contained and disposed according to local environmental standards.

7. Success Metrics (High-Level)

  • Primary Outcome: Visible resin formation within 4–8 weeks.
  • Secondary Outcomes:
    • Resin density and volume per injection site
    • Color and fragrance profile (qualitative)
    • Tree survival and health over trial period

8. Reporting & Documentation

  • Monthly field logs including:
    • Tree ID, injection points, visual resin notes
    • Environmental conditions
    • Any deviations or adverse effects
  • Final trial report includes:
    • Resin formation timeline (aggregate data)
    • Comparative analysis with controls
    • High-level chemical profiling (optional, non-proprietary)

9. Timeline Overview (Months 0–12)

MonthActivity
0Pre-trial tree selection & baseline assessment
0–1Application of BarIno™ MycoChem™
1–3Early fungal/biotic establishment monitoring
4–6Initial resin deposition & growth recording
7–9Active resin formation & chemical sampling
10–12Resin maturation & final assessment

10. Notes

  • Protocol allows field-scale validation without disclosing proprietary formulation details.
  • Flexible for different plantation sizes, tree ages, or environmental conditions.
  • Can be used for regulatory submission, investor due diligence, and research publications.

I can also create a visual Gantt-style Field Trial Annex chart showing month-by-month resin development, tree health monitoring, and sampling checkpoints, which is ideal for investor decks or regulatory dossiers.

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