Climate change increases the activities of pathogens and heterotrophic microorganisms, shifting of beneficial microbes from one ecological niche to another. Precipitation is an important regulator of activities of plant and microbiomes. Climate change is already heavily affecting the tropical rainforest biome in Costa Rica. As temperatures rise and rainfall patterns become more erratic, the forest is under increasing stress. Biomes are regions on the earth that are influenced by similar climate patterns and have similar vegetation and wildlife communities. Climate is the longer trend in the weather that defines the weather pattern in a year in general. So, biomes and climate sones are different.

Biomes are regions on the earth that are influenced by similar climate patterns and have similar vegetation and wildlife communities. Climate is the longer trend in the weather that defines the weather pattern in a year in general. Climate change can alter where species live, how they interact, and the timing of biological events, which could fundamentally transform current ecosystems and food webs. Climate change can overwhelm the capacity of ecosystems to mitigate extreme events and disturbance, such as wildfires, floods, and drought. Because climate determines plant growth, it also influences the number and variety of other organisms in a terrestrial biome. Biodiversity generally increases from the poles to the equator. It is also usually greater in more humid climates. Climate is a major factor in determining types of life that reside in a particular biome, and there are several factors that influence climate, such as latitude, geographic features, and atmospheric processes disseminating heat and moisture. As seen in other biomes, each landscape attracts different plant and animal species, and therefore harbors a specific ecosystem. Different ecosystems within a biome often interact with one another, resulting in a much larger 'biome-wide' ecosystem.Biomes don't really affect each other they usually just gradually grade into one another based on temperature and moisture conditions. Climate change drastically influences different environmental cycles. The microbiome responds and adapts to changes in ecological conditions, which results in a change in the balance of the microbiome in nature. It will adversely affect the microbiome imbalance in the human body, which affects the health of human. Warmer temperatures affect the densities of airborne microbes and can accelerate their long-distance transport. Higher temperatures and environmental stresses can also alter human and animal physiologies and defenses against pathogens. Skin and gut microbiomes may become less protective.