Spirotetramat is widely used in agriculture as an effective insecticide to control a variety of sucking pests, including aphids, whiteflies, and scales. It is particularly valued for its systemic and translaminar properties, which allow it to move through plant tissues, providing protection to both treated and untreated parts of the plant. This makes it highly effective in managing pest infestations in crops such as citrus fruits, vegetables, cotton, and ornamental plants. Additionally, spirotetramat is known for its unique mode of action, targeting lipid biosynthesis in pests, which helps in reducing the likelihood of resistance development. Its application supports sustainable pest management practices, contributing to healthier crop yields and reduced environmental impact.