(Z)-8-dodecenyl acetate, as a key component of the sex pheromones of various leaf roller moth and stem borer pests (such as the grape leaf roller and the Asian corn borer), is released by females to attract males of the same species for mating. It has been widely used in field traps and mating disruption techniques through artificial synthesis, achieving efficient and precise pest population monitoring and green control in crop systems such as vineyards and cornfields, significantly reducing the use of chemical pesticides.