Teak
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A teak sapling, photographed in Thailand and released under a CC license by Flickr user dsin
Teak is a tropical hardwood. Of the three species of teak, Tectona grandis (Common Teak) is by far the most important, with a wide distribution in India and Indo-China where it's native.
So far, Common Teak has been the most popular type of hardwood tree for plantation projects in Latin America, although it's certainly not the most suitable type of tree for these regions, especially for the wetter regions; without a prolongated dry time, some teak plantations in the wetter regions suffer from the Teak syndrome.

