SIBA is widely used in agricultural practices as a growth regulator. It inhibits the synthesis of gibberellin, a hormone involved in plant cell elongation, leading to more compact, dwarfed, and sturdy plants. This is particularly beneficial in horticulture for producing visually appealing and manageable plants. Additionally, it increases yields in crops such as wheat and corn by optimizing plant structure for better light reception and reduced water loss. SIBA also plays a key role in scientific research to study plant hormone mechanisms and develop more effective agricultural chemicals. Its application can lead to improved crop yields and better quality produce by optimizing plant growth conditions.