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Validated near-infrared spectroscopy and chemometric modelling for rapid quantification of essential oil yield and α/β-santalol in Santalum album L.
The sandalwood industry remains constrained by destructive, time-intensive assays for essential oil (EO) yield, composition, moisture content, and wood fraction, which limit real-time decision-making. We report a unified near-infrared spectroscopy-artificial intelligence (NIRS-AI) platform for non-d
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