Increase in carbon dioxide leads to an increase in pests and diseases. Elevated carbon dioxide levels increase the levels of simple sugars in leaves and lower their nitrogen content.
Hence insects will consume more greenery (leaves) to meet their metabolic requirements for nitrogen. Higher temperatures from global warming (due to more carbon dioxide) means many, many more pests will survive the mild winter season.
We can feel the direct effects of climate change: witness pest proliferation. Higher temperatures and carbon dioxide favor the growth of pathogens and many fungi.
Pests and diseases will spread towards both poles (north and south) as temperate zones become more like the tropics. Warmer temperatures favor insect carriers of many disease pathogens and also lower the effectiveness of some pesticides.
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