GA3-AM is widely utilized in agricultural research and plant science due to its role as a bioactive derivative of gibberellic acid. It is particularly effective in promoting plant growth and development, including seed germination, stem elongation, and flowering. Researchers often use it to study the physiological and molecular mechanisms of gibberellins in plants. Additionally, it is applied in horticulture to enhance fruit size and quality, as well as to improve crop yields under various environmental conditions. Its ability to modulate plant hormones makes it a valuable tool in optimizing agricultural practices and addressing challenges related to plant growth regulation.