Teak

Teak

Tectona grandis

Lamiaceae

Teak is one of the most valuable hardwood trees, prized for its durable and water-resistant timber.

Benefits

Valuable timber, erosion control, carbon sequestration

Fun Facts
Teak wood can last for hundreds of years without rotting. Ancient ships made of teak are still afloat today!
Quick Stats

32.00

kg CO2/year

26.00

kg O2/year

40.00

meters max

150

years lifespan
Details
  • Native Region South and Southeast Asia
  • Growth Rate Medium
  • Family Lamiaceae