C12H13NO2
M.W.: 203.24
CAS: 133-32-4
Solubility: KOH

Typical Working Concentration: Varies by application, should be determined by the end user.
 

IBA belongs to the auxin class of plant growth regulators that promote root organogenesis and growth, induce callus formation, form adventitious roots, aids in regulation of gravitropism and phototropism, and can induce embryogenesis. IBA is also endogenous to plants like IAA (Epstein and Ludwig-Müller, 1993) and it is the most commonly used native auxin in commercial micropropagation.

IBA will retain 80% of its activity in MS media following a 60 minute autoclave cycle (Nissen and Sutter, 1990). 

 

Store at 4°C or -20°C.