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Kayu papi  or shrub sandalwood ( Exocarpus latifolius  R.Br.) is a hemiparasitic plant, member of  Santalacea  family which incorporated host plant on their nutrient absorption.  Kayu papi  is a fragrant wood that can mimic and perhaps substitute sandalwood ( Santalum album  Linn.). Many studies recorded that exocarpic acid derived from  kayu papi  is also beneficial as a tuberculosis remedy. However, the information on silvicultural techniques has only been investigated just a few times. This study aimed to examine the effect of host plants and media combination on  kayu papi’s  growth under the nursery condition.  Kayu papi  seedlings were planted with five different hosts and control (without host plant) on six different media. The parameters are the height and diameter of the seven-month  kayu papi  seedlings. The result indicates that host plants significantly affected  kayu papi’s  growth. The interaction between the host plant ( Alternanthera spp. ) and media combination latosol soil and manure also significantly promoted the height of  kayu papi . While  kayu papi  grown in grumusol with  Saorupus androgynous  host showed the highest diameter on average. In conclusion,  kayu papi  seedlings indicate that host plant presence and particular media optimized their growth.

Pot host and media treatments towards kayu papi’s (Exocarpus latifolius R.Br) growth