2-naphthoxyacetic acid /β-Naphtoxyacetic acid
SKU: N024
Key Benefits
- Exhibits auxin-like biological activity
- Influences root formation and cell elongation
- Stable under plant culture conditions
- Size(g): 25Out of Stock€ 12,20
- Size(g): 500Out of Stock€ 130,90
Product Details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| CAS No. | 120-23-0 |
| Category | Auxin |
Safety Data Sheets
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