Uniconazole is widely used in agriculture as a plant growth regulator. It effectively controls excessive vegetative growth in crops, promoting shorter, sturdier stems and enhancing resistance to lodging. This makes it especially valuable in cereal crops like rice and wheat. It is commonly applied in nurseries and orchards to regulate tree height, improve branching, and encourage earlier flowering and fruiting in fruit trees such as apples, citrus, and mangoes. Uniconazole also helps in managing turf growth on golf courses and sports fields, reducing mowing frequency and improving turf density. In horticulture, it is used to control the size of potted plants and ornamentals, ensuring compact and uniform growth desirable for commercial sale. Its ability to enhance stress tolerance helps plants withstand drought and adverse environmental conditions. Due to its systemic action and long residual effect, uniconazole is often applied as a foliar spray, soil drench, or seed treatment, depending on the crop and desired outcome.