“…HQ Wei proved chromone existence in agarwood known as 2-(2-phyenylethyl) and support that both sesquiterpene and chromone are the main active compound contribute to the fragrance [11]. The findings is strengthen by the earlier study by Ishihara and Uneyama who declared agarwood compounds consists of series of sesquiterpenes named as nor-ketoagarofuran, agarospirol, jinkoh-eremol and selina-3,11-dien-9-one [23], selina-3,11-dien-14-al , methyl selina-3,11-dien-14-oate,methyl 9-hydroxyselina-4,11-dien-14-oate, and a nor-sesquiterpens, 1,5-epoxy-nor-ketoguaiene [7,12,13]. Benzaldehyde, α-guaiene, β-dihydroagarofuran, α-bulnesene, epoxy bulnesene among other compound also reported by Tajuddin [14] A few years ago, De-Lan (2011) stated four fragrant sesquiterpenes, including agarofuran, 4-hydroxylbaimuxinol and three eremophilanes namely; 7b-H-9(10)-ene-11, 12-epoxy-8 oxoeremophilane,7a-H-9(10)-ene-11,12-epoxy-8-oxoeremophilane and neopetasane [6].…”