3-Indoleacetic acid,suitable for plant cell culture

3-Indoleacetic acid, suitable for plant cell culture (IAA), is a naturally occurring plant growth hormone that is widely present in plants, bacteria, and fungi. 3-Indoleacetic acid, suitable for plant cell culture, is a plant growth-promoting hormone that not only promotes plant growth but also protects bacteria from the toxic damage to cell membrane potential caused by other indole intermediate products (such as I3P) produced during their own metabolic processes. 3-Indoleacetic acid, suitable for plant cell culture, can be used in plant cell culture^[1][2][3][4]. In Vitro:3-Indoleacetic acid,suitable for plant cell culture-producing strains, after being inoculated into compost, not only increase the IAA content in the compost but also enrich a large number of indigenous salt-tolerant bacteria with IAA-producing capacity, thereby synergistically promoting compost maturation and improving its comprehensive fertilizer efficiency^[1].
3-Indoleacetic acid,suitable for plant cell culture can be used to synthesize IAA-modified copper oxide nanoparticles (CuO-IAA NPs), and this nanocomposite effectively reduces the phytotoxicity of CuO NPs and promotes the growth of chickpeas^[3].
3-Indoleacetic acid,suitable for plant cell culture (0-450 μM, 1-24 h) exerts a protective effect against I3P-induced membrane potential toxicity in Azospirillum brasilense, while this protective effect requires a relatively long duration (24 h) to be manifested^[4].