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The prevention and solution of plant diseases is a major challenge in agriculture, with traditional methods relying on visual observation and manual recording. However, computer technologies have been increasingly implemented to aid in the prevention and solution of plant diseases. Bioinformatics, machine learning, big data analytics, and imaging technologies are some of the key technologies that have been implemented to achieve these goals. Case studies have shown the benefits of implementing computer technologies in plant pathology, with the potential to revolutionize agricultural production by improving disease management and optimizing crop management practices. As technology continues to advance, the potential for computer technologies in plant pathology will continue to grow, offering new solutions to agricultural challenges. Computer technologies have revolutionized plant pathology by providing researchers with a powerful set of tools for collecting, analyzing, and managing large volumes of data. These technologies enable researchers to study the genetic, molecular, and biochemical mechanisms underlying plant diseases and to develop new strategies for disease management. These technologies have been used to develop models for predicting disease outbreaks, to identify disease-resistant plant varieties, and to develop new chemical and biological control methods. Overall, computer technologies have greatly expanded our understanding of plant diseases and have provided new ways to manage these complex and economically important problems.