Biology · Silviculture of Tree Species
Which soil condition is most suitable for the growth of Teak (Tectona grandis)?
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- 1Waterlogged clayey soils with poor aeration
- 2Deep, well-drained alluvial or loamy soils✓
- 3Dry, sandy desert soils with low moisture
- 4Saline and alkaline soils with high pH
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Deep, well-drained alluvial or loamy soils
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