IBA, indole-3-butyric acid

SKU: I015

Key Benefits

Highly effective rooting hormone
More stable than IAA in culture conditions
Promotes adventitious root formation

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Size(g): 5Out of Stock€ 27,50
Size(g): 25Out of Stock€ 74,50

Indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) is a synthetic auxin widely used to stimulate root formation in plant propagation and tissue culture systems. It is more stable than IAA and highly effective in promoting adventitious root development.

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CAS No.	133-32-4
Category	Auxin

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