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the economic implications would be farmers would lose crop as the result of disease in plants and animals would be affected. the farmers are losing money the crop is in shortage supply and the price in the supermarkets increase. I'm not sure about the social implications but it could be the diseases in plants and animals could mutate and affect us such as Swine Flu and mad cow disease.
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Economic importance of all types of virus?
Viruses have positive and negative economic importance. On the negative side, viruses cause loss of productivity as well as loss of plants and animals. On the positive side, viruses have been engineered to destroy pests which attack crops. Viruses which attack bacteria have also been used to protect plants and animals from disease.
What are the economic importance of difflugia to Man?
How does difflugia oblonga defend itself against predators? What special structures does it have? Does it cause a disease? How is it transmitted? What are the symptoms of the disease? Is there any treatment for the disease?
What economic problems plague post-colonial Africa?
Africans had to combat the spread of disease and environmental problems
What is likely to happen to a country's economy if its population is affected by a disease pandemic?
Economic productivity would decline.
What is the Economic importance of trypnosoma brucei and opalina?
T. brucei is found in african cattle and causes fatal disease called as Nagana
What implications for disease and disability when homeostasis is not maintained?
The implications for disease and disability when homeostasis is not maintained can be quite severe. One is that the body will shut down because it has no way to defend itself.
What is the economic importance of Trypanosoma levisi?
Trypanosoma levisi is a parasitic protozoan that infects animals like cattle and can cause disease called surra. This disease can result in economic losses due to reduced productivity, weight loss, and possible mortality in affected animals, impacting the livestock industry. Controlling and preventing infections of Trypanosoma levisi are important for maintaining animal health and productivity.
Which animals are affected by disease?
All animals are associated and affected with disease. Whether they are the founders and starters of the disease, or if it is passed to it. All animals have the possibility to get disease. The list could go on for days.:]
Can animals get Alzheimer's disease?
Animals cannot get Alzheimer's Disease (AD). However there is a disease very similar to Alzheimer's Disease that animals do get. This disease is called Cognitive Disorientation Syndrome (CDS). This disease can cause the animal to become disoriented (confused) and cause the animal to forget once-familiar people, animals, and surroundings.
What is the disease that affects humans and grazing animals?
The disease that affects human sand grazing animals is called the plague.
What are the implications of homocysteine on human health?
High levels of homocysteine in the blood are believed to increase the chance of heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, and osteoporosis.
Is there any animals which can avoid cancer DISEASE?
Yes, Sir,There Are Several Animals That Can Avoid Cancer Disease. It Is Very Rare
Why did the plague come?
Because animals had fleas which carried the disease and once the animals died the fleas jumped onto more animals which carried to disease to different places.
What is coccidiocide?
It is a disease found in animals.
What is the name of the disease that animals have?
Aids.
How are disease spread through water?
Since disease can come from humans to animals, and vise versa, animals can be in water and infect it with its problems.
What has the author Nelson S Hartunian written?
Nelson S. Hartunian has written: 'The incidence and economic costs of major health impairments' -- subject(s): Cancer, Cerebrovascular Disorders, Cerebrovascular disease, Coronary Disease, Coronary heart disease, Costs and Cost Analysis, Crash injuries, Economic aspects of Cancer, Economic aspects of Cerebrovascular disease, Economic aspects of Coronary heart disease, Economic aspects of Crash injuries, Economics, Medical economics, Neoplasms, Occurrence, Statistics, Traffic accidents, Wounds and injuries
