Microorganisms and Climate Change: A Not so Invisible Effect

The effect of climate change on flora and fauna has been widely discussed for years. However, its consequences microorganisms are generally poorly considered. main microbiota is related to biodiversity changes in different regions the planet, mainly due variations temperature. These alterations resulting a worldwide (re)distribution pathogens, which was not considered few years ago. They affect food chain sectors (such as agriculture, livestock fishing), well human health. Hence, spread numerous animal plant pathogens observed recent from south north (especially America, Europe Asia), leading diseases, results economic ecological losses. In addition, global warming that accompanies could also be emerging antibiotic resistance. mitigation goes hand with microorganisms, can help us through natural industrial processes. Thus, this manuscript presents direct indirect effects described up date how they act phenomenon.