Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Technological Innovation and Green Plant Protection

Author: Cheng Zhuomin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: For many years, China's plant protection work, guided by the principle of "prevention first, comprehensive control," has made significant contributions in ensuring crop and ecological safety, enhancing agricultural comprehensive production capacity, promoting agricultural efficiency and farmer income growth, and advancing agricultural science and technology progress and sustainable development by strengthening research on the prevention and control of biological disasters. However, in the new century, with global climate change, continuous adjustments in planting structures, and the natural variation of harmful organisms, China's agricultural biosafety faces multiple pressures, including frequent outbreaks of native major harmful organisms, ongoing invasions of hazardous exotic species, and potential risks of agricultural genetically modified organisms. These not only directly affect the healthy development of agricultural production but have also become major social and environmental issues impacting food safety, environmental safety, and human health. At the same time, China's laws, regulations, and safeguard systems for the prevention and control of agricultural biological disasters are inadequate, lacking efficient response and disposal mechanisms for sudden biological disasters. Basic research and applied fundamental research in agricultural biological disasters are severely lagging, leading to insufficient momentum in plant protection technology innovation, low levels of monitoring and early warning technology for harmful organisms, weak disaster prevention and mitigation awareness, and outdated methods, resulting in recurring agricultural biological disasters that are difficult to prevent. To enable plant protection science and technology workers to better showcase new concepts, achievements, and technologies, this year's annual meeting, centered around the conference theme, collected and published the "Innovation and Green Plant Protection" proceedings through the submission and expert review of papers, selecting a total of 227 papers. The content includes: plant quarantine, agricultural biotechnology, plant diseases, agricultural pests, weeds and rodent pests, biological control, chemical control, integrated pest management, and discussions on prevention and control strategies.