Sandalwood is an important international commodity recognised for its aromatic oil, which is a key ingredient in many fragrances and cosmetics. Western Australian (WA) sandal-wood (Santalum spicatum) isidentified as a cheaper, lower-quality alternative to the superior Indian sandalwood (Santalum album). Natural stocks of both S. albumand S.spicatum have declined due to historical mismanagement. Subsequently, WA sandalwood has been established in plantations in Western Australia to attempt to meet the demands of the sandalwood industry. Plantation WA sandalwood is promoted as agroforestry, promising economic and environmental benefits. While these benefits are attractive, WA sandalwood has an estimated 25-year rotation.
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