Trigothysoid P is primarily used in agricultural research for its role in plant defense mechanism studies. It has shown potential in enhancing resistance against fungal pathogens in cereal crops. Due to its bioactive properties, it serves as a lead compound in the development of eco-friendly antifungal agents. It is also utilized in biochemical assays to probe sulfur-containing metabolite pathways in plants. Ongoing studies explore its application in sustainable farming practices to reduce reliance on synthetic fungicides.