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What would be the consequences if microbes did not exist?

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Answer: Answer is below <3

Explanation: The disappearance of microbes would have a similar effect. In the absence of these tiny decomposers, dead organic matter would accumulate in the environment, from our sewage systems to organic matter in each and every ecosystem. The grazing food web supports most of the known energy fluxes in most known ecosystems.

(by the way, the answer above mine is copied off go ogle)

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Answer: a prolonged period of starvation, disease, unrest, civil war, anarchy, and global biogeochemical asphyxiation.

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