Available in powder form, Indole 3 Acetic Acid is accessible in 99 Percent  pure form. Melting point of this white powder based substance ranges between 166 degree centigrade to 169 degree centigrade. This plant growth regulator is the auxin that quickens development of plants. It controls various psychological procedures like plant s response capacity to gravity and light, tissue differentiation cell division and enlargement. Standard of this product has been verified on the basis of its shelf life, composition, purity and effectiveness.

Product Details:

• Classification : Absorbent
• Application : Agriculture
• Physical State : Powder
• Release Type : Quick
• Product Type : Powder
• Storage : Cool & Dry Place
• Minimum Order Quantity  : 50 Kilograms
• Packaging Details : 1 kg pouch , 25 kg bag

Indole 3 Acetic Acid Applications:

1. Rooting Hormone: Indole 3 Acetic Acid is commonly used as a rooting hormone in horticulture to promote root development in cuttings during vegetative propagation. It stimulates the formation of roots from stem or leaf cuttings, helping to establish new plants more efficiently.

2. Fruit Development: In agriculture, this acid can be applied as a foliar spray or as part of a nutrient solution to promote fruit development. It helps increase fruit size, improve fruit set, and enhance overall fruit quality in various crops.

3. Seed Germination: It plays a role in seed germination by influencing the breaking of dormancy and initiating the growth of embryonic tissues. It can be used to enhance seed germination rates and improve seedling vigor in some plant species.

4. Tissue Culture: In biotechnology, Indole 3 Acetic Acid is used in tissue culture techniques for the propagation of plants. It is added to growth media to induce root formation in tissue-cultured plantlets and facilitate their acclimatization to ex vitro conditions.

5. Plant Growth Regulation: It can be employed to regulate plant growth and development in agricultural settings. By controlling the concentration and application method, it can be used to manipulate various growth processes, such as shoot elongation, branching, and flowering time.

6. Study of Plant Physiology: Indole 3 Acetic Acid serves as a valuable tool in research aimed at understanding plant physiology and development. Its effects on plant growth and responses to environmental stimuli are extensively studied to uncover molecular mechanisms underlying various biological processes in plants.

7. Bioassays: It is commonly used in bioassays to assess the effects of auxins on plant growth and development. These assays help researchers evaluate the potency and effectiveness of Indole 3 Acetic Acid and other auxins, as well as study their interactions with other hormones and environmental factors.