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This research evaluates the impact of organic materials on phosphorus efficiency and uptake in pakcoy.

January 14, 2026

The Phosphorus Efficiency and Uptake in Pakcoy

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This research evaluates the impact of organic materials on phosphorus efficiency and uptake in pakcoy.
Conducted a factorial randomized block design with two factors: compost type and dose.
Compost types included soybean residue and rice straw.
Five application doses (0, 5, 10, 15, and 20 tons/ha) were tested.
P uptake and fresh weight yield were measured for each treatment.
Soybean residue compost at 15 tons/ha resulted in the highest P uptake of 2690 mg/kg.
Fresh weight yield reached 179.93 g/plant with soybean compost at 15 tons/ha.
P uptake efficiency was 47.03% higher with soybean compost over rice straw.

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This factorial randomized block trial reveals that soybean compost at 15 tons/ha improves nutrient uptake in Brassica rapa compared to rice straw.

Sholihah et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This factorial randomized block trial reveals that soybean compost at 15 tons/ha improves nutrient uptake in Brassica rapa compared to rice straw.