transmission of diseases

• types of transmission in animals and plants

  direct transmission

  indirect transmission

  socioeconomic factors
• direct transmission in animals

  touching, kissing

  the spread of droplets like coughing and sneezing

  inoculation - cuts and sharing needles
• indirect transmission in animals is caused by the ingestion of contaminated foods or water and by vectors such as wind water spores and mosquitoes
• socioeconomic factors include over populated areas, lack of health resources and education and climate change
• climate change is a form of transmission as in warmer climates more pathogens are able to survive
• direct transmission in plants include direct contact with infected plants and overcrowding of crop
• indirect transmission in plants include contaminated soil and vectors
• socioeconomic factors affecting transmission of disease in plants are over crowding climate conditions and climate change