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Front. Agr. Sci. Eng.    2022, Vol. 9 Issue (1) : 19-36    https://doi.org/10.15302/J-FASE-2021411
REVIEW
RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF CROP PEST MONITORING AND EARLY WARNING TECHNOLOGY IN CHINA
Qiulin WU1, Juan ZENG2, Kongming WU1()
1. State Key Laboratory for Biology of Plant Diseases and Insect Pests, Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing 100193, China
2. National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center, Beijing 100125, China
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Abstract

● Crop pests are a major factor restricting agricultural production in China.

● The National Monitoring and Early Warning System (NMEWS) was established > 40 years ago.

● Application of NMEWS has increased national capability to tackle pests.

The importance of food security, especially in combating the problem of acute hunger, has been underscored as a key component of sustainable development. Considering the major challenge of rapidly increasing demands for both food security and safety, the management and control of major pests is urged to secure supplies of major agricultural products. However, owing to global climate change, biological invasion (e.g., fall armyworm), decreasing agricultural biodiversity, and other factors, a wide range of crop pest outbreaks are becoming more frequent and serious, making China, one of the world’s largest country in terms of agricultural production, one of the primary victims of crop yield loss and the largest pesticide consumer in the world. Nevertheless, the use of science and technology in monitoring and early warning of major crop pests provides better pest management and acts as a fundamental part of an integrated plant protection strategy to achieve the goal of sustainable development of agriculture. This review summarizes the most fundamental information on pest monitoring and early warning in China by documenting the developmental history of research and application, Chinese laws and regulations related to plant protection, and the National Monitoring and Early Warning System, with the purpose of presenting the Chinese model as an example of how to promote regional management of crop pests, especially of cross border pests such as fall armyworm and locust, by international cooperation across pest-related countries.

Keywords China      law      early warning system and national crop pest monitoring      pest management      regulation and sustainable agricultural development     
Corresponding Author(s): Kongming WU   
Just Accepted Date: 26 July 2021   Online First Date: 20 August 2021    Issue Date: 17 January 2022
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Qiulin WU,Juan ZENG,Kongming WU. RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF CROP PEST MONITORING AND EARLY WARNING TECHNOLOGY IN CHINA[J]. Front. Agr. Sci. Eng. , 2022, 9(1): 19-36.
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Fig.1  Occurrence and control areas of pests and yield loss of crop production in China from 1990 to 2019. All data obtained from National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBSC) and National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center (NATESC)[12,13].
Fig.2  Occurrence and control areas of pests and yield loss of maize, rice and wheat production in China from 1990 to 2019. All data obtained from National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBSC) and National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center (NATESC)[12,13].
Fig.3  The administrative governance system and technical support for monitoring and early warning of crop pests in China.
Governments at all levels/agricultural administrative departments/organizations Duties and responsibilities
The State Council of the People’s Republic of China* ①To construct a national system ②To implement the Biosecurity Law ③To promulgate the Regulation on the Prevention and Control of Crop Pests
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs § ①To implement the guiding principles, policies, and decisions related to agriculture ②To draft regulations on agriculture and formulate related norms and rules ③To direct the related law enforcement ④To propose the construction plan for the NMEWS ⑤To clarify the crop pests of Catalogue I in China
National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center ①To draft national and agriculture industry standards for forecasting crop pests ②To issue national forecast and early warning of crop pests ③To direct national monitoring and provincial construction for the NMEWS ④To build national monitoring network linking regional key monitoring stations
Department (Municipal Bureau) of Agriculture and Rural Affairs + ①To implement NMEWS in corresponding administrative region ②To propose a regional construction plan for the NMEWS ③To clarify the crop pests of Catalogue II in China ④To build provincial monitoring network linking key monitoring stations ⑤To issue provincial forecast and early warning of crop pests
Provincial Plant Protection Station ①To draft provincial forecasting standards for local crop pests ②To conduct provincial field investigations periodically and seasonally ③To collect and manage the monitoring data from local plant protection stations ④To regularly analyze and report provincial monitoring information, forecast, or early warning ⑤To help local government make decisions on regional management and control strategy
Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs ¤ ①To implement the NMEWS in the corresponding administrative regions ②To clarify the crop pests in Catalogue III in China ③To build county-level monitoring network with standardized field sites and necessary monitoring facilities and equipment ④To issue local forecast and early warning of crop pests
Local Plant Protection Station ①To implement the NMEWS locally ②To set up monitoring sites with necessary facilities and equipment ③To issue local forecast and early warning of crop pests ④To conduct systematic field surveys ⑤To regularly analyze and report monitoring information, forecast, or early warning ⑥To help local government make decisions on regional management and control strategy ⑦To guide farmers to carry out timely preventive actions
National or regional scientific research and education institutions, universities, and non-government organizations ①To conduct basic and applied research related to the NMEWS ②To develop new technologies affecting agriculture ③To provide scientific support to NATESC for the development of the NMEWS ④To exchange technologies and conduct cooperative research with other agricultural research institutions, domestic and international universities, and global non-government organizations ⑤To educate and foster graduate students, postdocs, technical personnel, engineers, etc.
Tab.1  Current administrative governance and working mechanism of the National Monitoring and Early Warning System of crop pests (NMEWS) in China
No. Title Standard No. Issuing date Implementation date
1 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat aphides NY/T 612-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
2 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat powdery mildew [ Blumeria graminis (DC.) Speer] NY/T 613-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
3 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat sharp eyespot ( Rhizoctonia spp.) NY/T 614-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
4 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat spider NY/T 615-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
5 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat blossom midge NY/T 616-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
6 Rules for the investigation and forecast of wheat leaf rust ( Puccinia recondite Rob .et Desm.) NY/T 617-2002 2002.12.30 2003.3.1
7 Rules for forecast technology of the peach fruit moth ( Carposina sasakii Matsumura) NY/T 1610-2008 2008.5.16 2008.7.1
8 Rules for programing technology of the crop pest TV-forecasting NY/T 1612-2008 2008.5.16 2008.7.1
9 Rules for forecast technology of the meadow moth [ Loxostege sticticalls (Linnaeus)] in agricultural area NY/T 1675-2008 2008.8.28 2008.10.1
10 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of the Potato Late Blight [ Phytophthora infestans (Mont.) de Bary] NY/T 1854-2010 2010.5.20 2010.9.1
11 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of the Tibetan Locust ( Locusta migratoria tibetensis Chen) NY/T 1855-2010 2010.5.20 2010.9.1
12 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of rape sclerotiniose [ Sclerotinia sclerotiorium (Lib.) de Bary] NY/T 2038-2011 2011.9.1 2011.12.1
13 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of the pear fruit moth ( Grapholitha molesta Busck) NY/T 2039-2011 2011.9.1 2011.12.1
14 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of Wheat Yellow Mosaic NY/T 2040-2011 2011.9.1 2011.12.1
15 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of the rice gall midge [ Orseolio oryzae (Wood-Maspn)] NY/T 2041-2011 2011.9.1 2011.12.1
16 Rules for forecast technology of cotton mirid bugs NY/T 2163-2012 2012.6.6 2012.9.1
17 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of Asian migratory locust ( Locusta migratoria migratoria Linnaeus) NY/T 2358-2013 2013.5.20 2013.8.1
18 Rules for investigation and forecast technology of the paddy stem borer [ Tryporyza incertulas (Walker)] NY/T 2359-2013 2013.5.20 2013.8.1
19 Technical specification for investigation and forecast of maize rough dwarf disease NY/T 2621-2014 2014.10.17 2015.1.1
20 Rules for investigation and forecast of southern rice black-streaked dwarf virus NY/T 2631-2014 2014.10.17 2015.1.1
21 Rules for investigation and forecast of disease caused by rice black-streaked dwarf virus NY/T 2730-2015 2015.5.21 2015.8.1
22 Rules for investigation and forecast of Agrotis ipsilon (Rottemberg) NY/T 2731-2015 2015.5.21 2015.8.1
23 Rules for population monitoring of crop insect pests by sex pheromone traps (for Pyraloidea and flying-behavior liked moths) NY/T 2732-2015 2015.5.21 2015.8.1
24 Rules for forecast technology of mirid bugs—Part 1: Cotton NY/T 2163.1-2016 2016.10.26 2017.4.1
25 Rules for forecast technology of mirid bugs—Part 2: Fruit trees NY/T 2163.2-2016 2016.10.26 2017.4.1
26 Rules for forecast technology of mirid bugs—Part 3: Tea plant NY/T 2163.3-2016 2016.10.26 2017.4.1
27 Rules for forecast technology of mirid bugs—Part 4: Alfalfa NY/T 2163.4-2016 2016.10.26 2017.4.1
28 Rules for forecast technology of Bemisia tabaci Gennadius—Cotton NY/T 2950-2016 2016.10.26 2017.4.1
29 Technical specification for forecast technology of the corn borer NY/T 1611-2017 2017.12.22 2018.6.1
30 Technical specification for forecast technology of Athetis lepigone (M?schler) NY/T 3158-2017 2017.12.22 2018.6.1
31 Rules for the investigation and forecast of the rice stripe virus NY/T 1609-2018 2018.7.27 2018.12.1
32 Technical specification for population monitoring of crop insect pests by sex pheromone traps (for Noctuidae and flying-behavior liked moths) NY/T 3253-2018 2018.7.27 2018.12.1
33 Technical specification for forecast technology of sweet potato whitefly—Vegetables on open fields NY/T 3544-2020 2020.3.20 2020.7.1
34 Technical specification for forecast of cotton thrips NY/T 3545-2020 2020.3.20 2020.7.1
35 Technical specification for forecast of corn leaf blight NY/T 3546-2020 2020.3.20 2020.7.1
36 Technical specification for forecast of Cotton bollworm in corn field NY/T 3547-2020 2020.3.20 2020.7.1
37 Construction specification of observation field for crop diseases and insect pests NY/T 3698-2020 2020.8.26 2021.1.1
38 Technical specification for forecast technology of corn aphides NY/T 3699-2020 2020.8.26 2021.1.1
39 Technical specification for forecast technology of cotton Verticillium wilt NY/T 3700-2020 2020.8.26 2021.1.1
40 Technical specification for forecast of fall armyworm NY/T 3866-2021 2021.5.7 2021.6.1
41 Technical specification for investigation and forecast of Locusta migratoria manilensis (Meyen) GB/T 15803-2007 2007.10.16 2008.4.1
42 Rules of investigation and forecast for the Asiatic rice striped borer [ Chilo suppressalis (Walker)] GB/T 15792-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
43 Rules of investigation and forecast for the rice planthopper ( Nilaparvata lugens stål and Sogatalla furcifera Horváth) GB/T 15794-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
44 Rules for investigation and forecast of the armyworm [ Pseudaletia (Mythimna) separate Walker] GB/T 15798-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
45 Rules for investigation and forecast of the cotton bollworm ( Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner)) GB /T 15800-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
46 Technical specification for the forecast of diseases and insects on cruciferous plants—Part 3: Plutella xylostella Linnaeus GB/T 23392.3-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
47 Technical specification for the forecast of diseases and insects on cruciferous plants—Part 4: Spodoptera exigua (Hübner) GB/T 23392.4-2009 2009.3.27 2009.10.1
48 Rules of investigation and forecast for the rice leaf-roller ( Cnaphalocrocis medinalis Guenée) GB/T 15793-2011 2011.9.29 1996.6.1
49 Rules for monitoring and forecast of the cotton aphid ( Aphis gossypii Glover) GB/T 15799-2011 2011.9.29 2011.12.1
50 Rules for monitoring and forecast of the cotton pink bollworm ( Pectinophora gossypiella (Saunders)) GB/T 15801-2011 2011.9.29 2011.12.1
51 Rules for monitoring and forecast of the cotton spider mites ( Tetranychus spp.) GB/T 15802-2011 2011.9.29 2011.12.1
52 Rules for monitoring and forecast of the sorghum aphid ( Melanaphis sacchai Zehnter) GB/T 15804-2011 2011.9.29 2011.12.1
Note: The standards for monitoring and forecasting of main crop pests in China from No. 1 to No. 41 were introduced by the Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Affairs of the People’s Republic of China and the standards Nos. 42−53 were introduced by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China & Standardization Administration.
Tab.2  List of standards for monitoring and forecasting of main crop pests in China since 2002
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