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What Does Auxin Do? Indoleacetic acid (IAA) The natural auxin found in plants Auxin... Plays a role in stem (as is plant part) cell elongation Auxin synthesis occurs in apical meristem tissue Responsible for apical dominance in plants Can cause lateral and adventitious root formation Detached leaves or stems treated with auxin can often grow adventitious or lateral roots by the cut surface Promotes fruit growth Even in absence of a pollinator Affects secondary growth Increases cambial activity and differentiation

Have You Recently Had Your Garden Damaged? YOU WON’T NEED TO START FROM SCRATCH!!! A modern marvel has been birthed at the Auxin Laboratory. Our scientists have harnessed the growth promoting power of IAA and channeled it into a synthetic auxin-based compound that when sprayed over your mangled garden will bring it to life again.

Do You Have Dicot Weeds In Your Monocot Garden? FRET NOT !!! Our innovative and masterfully engineered synthetic, auxin-based herbicide, 2,4- dichlorophenoxyacteic acid (2,4-D), destroys unwanted dicots (such as pesky dandelions) while still keeping your monocots healthy and beautiful

Other Products That We Endorse Gibberellins by Snillerebbig Corp. Plant hormones that regulate growth and influence several other developmental processes Cytokinins by Sninikotyc Co. Plant hormones that promote cytokinesis, or cell division