Kamebanin is primarily studied for its antifungal and antimicrobial properties, making it valuable in agricultural applications. It helps protect plants from fungal pathogens, acting as a natural defense mechanism in certain plant species. Due to its bioactive nature, kamebanin has been investigated for use in developing eco-friendly fungicides that reduce reliance on synthetic chemicals. Additionally, it shows potential in pharmaceutical research for its inhibitory effects on specific microbial growth, suggesting possible roles in drug development. Its role in plant-microbe interactions also makes it useful in studying plant immunity and stress responses.