Product name	Indole 3-Acetic Acid (IAA)
CAS#	87-51-4
Appearance	White crystal
Purity	98%
Applications	Indoleacetic acid (IAA) is a kind of indole broad-spectrum plant growth regulator with somatotropin activity. 1.It can be used on adventitious root formation, such as tea tree, pepper and so on. 2.It can promote fruitsetting, fruitenlargement, yield- increasing, such as sugar beet, tomato, cornpotato. 3. IAA can promote sprout, seedsoaking, such as rice, cotton, potato, eggplant.
Use	1. Used as plant growth stimulating hormone and reagent 2. Used as a plant growth regulator, it can promote cell division, accelerate the formation of roots, increase fruit set and prevent fruit drop 3. Boosts the growth of plants and roots 4. Increases the growing season of tuberous plants (like sweet potato and cassava) 5. Helps plants find potent light sources 6. Improves the functions of other hormones, like IBA, BAP, and NAA 7. Works as a signaling molecule on the plant system to stimulate the size development of plants It's especially effective when applied to fruits and vegetables, like beets and tomatoes. The exogenous application of IAA can help promote the accumulation of IAA in the ovary, which in turn induces parthenocarpy or the development of fruit without fertilization. This is a desirable characteristic of fruit cultivation as it decreases the cost of production. Using this plant hormone can also enlarge the yield of fruits. For plants, like rice and potatoes, this plant hormone can be utilized to induce sprouting. Since indole acetic acid helps encourage the cell growth of plants, it can be applied to random root formations, like tea tree.
Methods of Application	1. The Spray Method Most plant growth regulators are designed for mixing with water and are absorbed through the leaves. These products are often used with a backpack or hand-held sprayer. If you like to cover a larger area, use a boom sprayer. When using the spray method, make sure that you achieve uniform coverage. Apply 2 quarts of spray solution for every 100 square feet. You'll get inconsistent results if you fail to apply these chemicals correctly. 2. Drenching The second most common method of indole acetic acid application is drenching. This method usually offers longer lasting and more consistent results than the spray application. However, you need to use a larger diluted volume of the solution compared to sprays. Drenches are mainly applied on top of a plant's growing media. In most cases, 2 ounces of the final solution is used to a 4-inch pot or 6 ounces to an 8-inch pot. 3. The Sprench Method This particular method is a blend of the drench and spray methods. It uses a higher volume of spray to accomplish a more drenching effect than the spray method. The volume is usually about twice that of a spray application, while the chemical concentration is typically less. 4. Bulb Dipping Also known as bulb soaking, this innovative technique is used to control the height of particular bulb crops. To do this, simply dip or soak the bulb in the IAA solution before planting. The amount of the chemical and the time the bulbs are soaked may differ depending on the plant species. 5. Pre-Plan Dip of Cuttings Indole acetic acid is known to speed up the root initiation on vegetative growth and propagation. In other words, it helps to begin rooting in stem cuttings. If you want to enhance the propagation of plants, apply 10 mg/L of IAA at the bottom of the cutting. For chickpea varieties, about 40 mg/L is required to promote root growth.

Customization:	Available
CAS No.:	87-51-4
Formula:	C10h8no2

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