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Indole-3-Butyric Acid (IBA)
CAS NO.:133-32-4
Package:25KG/drum, quantity:8 Drums
Indole-3-Butyric Acid (IBA), an endogenous plant auxin, easily enters the plant body through leaves, young epidermis, and seeds, and is transported to key areas along with nutrient flow. This hormone can induce the differentiation of plant root primordia, promote rapid rooting, and accelerate root growth and development.
This not only significantly increases the number of capillary roots and the length of lateral roots, but also helps build a robust root system, shortens the regreening time after transplanting, and significantly improves the survival rate of transplanted plants and their resistance to adverse conditions. It also promotes tillering and strong seedling formation, renews the root system, and strengthens the plant, thereby increasing yield and improving quality.
CAS NO.:133-32-4
Package:25KG/drum, quantity:8 Drums
Indole-3-Butyric Acid (IBA), an endogenous plant auxin, easily enters the plant body through leaves, young epidermis, and seeds, and is transported to key areas along with nutrient flow. This hormone can induce the differentiation of plant root primordia, promote rapid rooting, and accelerate root growth and development.
This not only significantly increases the number of capillary roots and the length of lateral roots, but also helps build a robust root system, shortens the regreening time after transplanting, and significantly improves the survival rate of transplanted plants and their resistance to adverse conditions. It also promotes tillering and strong seedling formation, renews the root system, and strengthens the plant, thereby increasing yield and improving quality.
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