PCT0810-25G is referred as 2-Naphthoxyacetic acid (NOA) under HiMedia catalogue Plant growth regulators are naturally occurring chemicals within plant tissues that regulate the growth and differentiation of plant tissue. Auxin, cytokinins, GA3, acid, Zeatin, ethylene are essential plant growth regulators or hormones. They are usually synthesized in certain part of the plant and moved through the plant from one part to another. Chemicals prepared synthetically or through fermentation processes which imitate the action of naturally occurring growth regulators and are able to modify plant growth in some way, are termed as plant growth regulators. 2-Naphthoxyacetic acid (NOA) is a Auxin type synthetic plant growth regulator.

Specifications:

Plant Culture Tested

Auxin

Synonym : 2-Napthoxyacetic acid (NOA),

Molecular Formula : C12H10O3

Molecular Weight : 202.21

Shelf Life 3 years

Appearance : White to beige to grey-green crystals or powder

Solubility : 33.3 mg soluble in 1 mL of dimethyl sulfoxide

Cultural response : Cultures conditions - Incubation period (5wks), Relative humidity (602%),Temperature (252C), Photoperiod Day: Night in hours (16:8)

Shoot culture: No structural deformity observed, actively growing shoots, no toxicity to

shoots

Callus culture : No necrotic tissues, actively growing callus, no toxicity to callus

FTIR : Matches with the standard pattern

Melting range : 150 - 160C

Assay (NaOH Titration/GC) : 97.00 - 103.00%

Store below 30C

Pack size 25 G