Ammonium sulphate precipitation and filtration through Sephadex G-100 were used to purify the lAA-oxidase present in root nodules and roots of Lupinus luteus L. During the gel filtration all fractions showing lAA-oxidase activity also showed polyphenoloxidase activity – although this is presumably a different enzyme – and peroxidase activity, the latter being almost strictly in parallel with lAA-oxidase activity, even after ion-exchange chromatography. We conclude that the same lAA-degrading enzyme system is present in root nodules and roots.