MycoResin Harmonia™ – Field Trial Protocol

Field Trial Protocol Annex (High-Level, Regulatory Safe)

Purpose: To provide a structured framework for evaluating the performance of BarIno™ MycoResin Harmonia™ in agarwood (Aquilaria spp.) without disclosing confidential formulation details.


I. OBJECTIVES

  1. Assess resin initiation and development under controlled field conditions.
  2. Monitor tree health and stress response post-inoculation.
  3. Provide data for sustainable induction protocols and regulatory submissions.

II. TRIAL SITE SELECTION

  • Mature Aquilaria plantation or agroforestry site
  • Trees ≥7–10 years old, with DBH ≥18–20 cm
  • Healthy, actively growing trees
  • Ensure proper spacing and environmental monitoring

III. TREATMENT DESIGN (HIGH-LEVEL)

ParameterGuidance
ProductBarIno™ MycoResin Harmonia™ (quad-consortium inoculant)
DoseApplied per tree according to internal SOP (exact concentration confidential)
Application MethodControlled trunk inoculation; ensure minimal wounding
TimingStaged application across growing season; adjust to local rainfall and temperature
Tree AgeMinimum 7 years; optimal 7–15 years for response evaluation
ReplicationMinimum of 3–5 trees per treatment block for statistical relevance
ControlUntreated trees or placebo (carrier only)

Exact dose, volume, and inoculation procedure are proprietary and restricted to internal use.


IV. MONITORING AND DATA COLLECTION

  • Tree Health: Leaf turgor, canopy density, disease symptoms
  • Resin Formation: Visual assessment, resin sampling at defined intervals
  • Growth Metrics: DBH, height, branch vigor
  • Environmental Parameters: Soil moisture, temperature, humidity

V. EVALUATION PERIOD

  • Short-term: 3–6 months post-application (initial resin initiation)
  • Medium-term: 6–12 months (resin density and color development)
  • Long-term: 12–24 months (aromatic profile and commercial-grade resin yield)

VI. DATA MANAGEMENT

  • Collect and record observations in standardized trial sheets
  • Ensure confidentiality of proprietary formulation details
  • Only aggregate and anonymized data shared externally

VII. SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

  • Wear standard PPE during inoculation
  • Avoid contamination of soil and water sources
  • Do not exceed recommended application frequency or dose (internal SOP)
  • Monitor for unintended stress indicators

VIII. REPORTING AND REGULATORY USE

  • Data used to support DENR / DA-BPI registration, field efficacy claims, and internal SOP validation
  • Maintain separation of proprietary formulation information from regulatory submissions
  • Include references to Confidential Internal Formulation Sheet as needed

IX. NOTES

  • This protocol is high-level and regulatory-safe; detailed inoculation steps and strain ratios remain confidential.
  • Modifications may be made based on local conditions, tree response, and expert agronomist guidance.

End of Field Trial Protocol Annex