2-naphthoxyacetic acid /β-Naphtoxyacetic acid

SKU: N024

Key Benefits

Exhibits auxin-like biological activity
Influences root formation and cell elongation
Stable under plant culture conditions

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Size(g): 25Out of Stock€ 12,20
Size(g): 500Out of Stock€ 130,90

2-Naphthoxyacetic acid is a synthetic auxin analog with auxin-like physiological activity. It is used in plant research to study auxin responses and to regulate growth processes under controlled conditions.

Product Details

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CAS No.	120-23-0
Category	Auxin

Safety Data Sheets

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