Biology Forum › Cell Biology › IAA in urine
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- April 18, 2006 at 1:28 pm #4493ac83Participant
Here’s a trivial one. Ok, so I’ve heard that its thought that IAA can be foudn in human urine. Being an auxin, a super plant growth regulator, i guess thats where the belief of peeing on plants to help them grow (especially lemon trees) stems from. i’m just wondering if anyone knows of solid evidence of this working?
And I know, I know, PGRs mainlly work together and it takes more than one pgr for a single effect, but if only all the known pgrs can be found in in urine, wouldn’t that be fun.
- April 18, 2006 at 2:10 pm #46624mithParticipant
Peeing on plants? I thought it’s because of the nitrates?
- April 19, 2006 at 12:54 am #46710ac83Participant
oh, it might be as well, and probably is.
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