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This paper deals with agroecological impact of climate change. It outlines the impact of elevated atmospheric CO2 level on crop yield, interaction of elevated CO2 with temperature and precipitation and soil nutrients. This paper makes a special note on impact of climate change on weeds insects pests disease, animal production and health. This paper concludes with some interesting findings.

KEYWORDS: climate change, temperature, precipitation, agriculture, disease

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