Teak: a global overview

By B.D. Pandey, C. Brown. 2000

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Heartwood, sapwood and bark content, and wood dry density of young and mature teak (Tectona grandis) trees grown in Costa Rica (2003, background): “Approximately 223 000 ha of T. grandis plantations have been established in Central America ( Pandey and Brown 2000 ).”
Teak agroforestry systems for livelihood enhancement, industrial timber production, and environmental rehabilitation (2013, methodology): “Working in Costa Rica, Cornelius et al. (2010) found that smallholders can earn significant income by supplying germplasm of teak and other priority species to tree-planting projects or organizations.”
Stand growth scenarios for Tectona grandis plantations in Costa Rica (2005, background): “Until the year 2000, approximately 223,000 ha of T. grandis plantations were established in this region (Pandey and Brown 2000).”
Intensity and timing of the first thinning of Tectona grandis plantations in Costa Rica: results of a thinning trial (2004, background): “grandis plantations have been established in Central America (Pandey and Brown, 2000); in Costa Rica these plantations cover about 40,000 ha (Arias and Zamora, 1999), most planted during the last two decades.”