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This research used  manihot esculenta crantz  of 8-10 months old,  eucalyptus  and  acacia mangium  wood of 5-year-old. The active alkali (AA) charge variations of 16% to 20% with 1% intervals. The sample position of composition of  manihot esculenta crantz  wood was 0-22 cm above ground level. The density of  manihot esculenta crantz, eucalyptus  and  acacia mangium  were 480 g/cm 3 , 483 g/cm 3  and 499 g/cm 3 , respectively. Base on FTIR analysis, have the same dominant functional groups. The average total yield  manihot esculenta crantz  were lower than  eucalyptus  or  acacia mangium  of 12.422% and 24.92% respectively and screen yield  manihot esculenta crantz  were lower than  eucalyptus  or  acacia mangium  of 13.678% and 26.85% respectively. Each AA charge increase of 1% in  manihot esculenta crantz, eucalyptus  and  acacia mangium  can decrease the total yield by 0.635%, 0.803% and 1.14%, the screen yield decreased by 0.543%, 0.563% and 2.196% respectively. The mean of KaNo difference of  manihot esculenta crantz  higher than  eucalyptus  or  acacia mangium  of 7.038 and 5.236 respectively. Each 1% increase in AA charge may decrease the average KaNo of  manihot esculenta crantz, eucalyptus  and  acacia mangium  were 7.693%, 3.778% and 6.628% also decreased viscosity by 3.70%, 2.99% and 0.974% respectively.

Cooking ability of Manihot esculenta crantz as new pulp raw material with Eucalyptus and Acacia mangium wood comparison using kraft pulping method