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Jabon Tree

Anthocephalus Cadamba

Teak or Tectona grandis is a slow-growing tree, taking 25 to 50 years to reach its maturity. However, mature teak trees are valuable for their carbon sequestration and water conservation abilities. While they are relatively drought-tolerant and thrive well in dry, water-scarce areas, they still require adequate moisture, especially during early growth stages.

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Name Ilmiah

Anthocephalus Cadamba

Name International

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Famili Pohon

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Tinggi Pohon (cm)

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Rerata Ukuran Daun (cm)

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Name Local Indonesia

Jabon

Native Distribution

Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam

Habitat

often in secondary forests: deep, moist, weel aerated, alluvial sites, often periodically flooded, well drained Entisols 300 - 800m altitude, mean annual rainfall ca. 1600mm

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