Used primarily in research settings, this compound exhibits biological activity that makes it relevant in the study of mycotoxins and fungal secondary metabolites. It has been investigated for its potential cytotoxic and genotoxic properties, contributing to understanding the mechanisms of fungal toxin-induced cellular damage. Due to its structural features, it serves as a reference standard in analytical studies focusing on food safety and contamination by Alternaria species. Additionally, it supports studies exploring structure-activity relationships in naturally occurring benzopyrone derivatives, aiding the development of detection methods and risk assessment models for mycotoxins in agricultural products.