The evidence of observed health effects as well as projections of future health risks from
climate variability and climate change is growing. This article summarizes new knowledge …

Abstract Analysis of airborne pollen concentrations provides valuable information on plant
phenology and is thus a useful tool in agriculture—for predicting harvests in crops such as …

Climate change affects the reproductive life cycles of plants, including pollen production,
which has consequences for allergic respiratory diseases. We examined climatic trends at …

A clear rise in seasonal and annual temperatures, a gradual increase of total radiation, and
a relative trend of change in seasonal precipitation have been observed for the last four …

Over the last few decades, global warming is prompting phenological changes in numerous
plant species across Europe, and a trend towards rising airborne pollen concentrations has …

For the first time in Belgium, fluctuations in airborne pollen quantities over a 34 years period
have been analyzed. Seven pollen types have been selected comprising the most clinically …

Abstract Changes in climate and land-use may elicit an increased emission of allergenic
pollen amounts in the air, causing a rise in respiratory allergies and affecting public health …

A significant increase in summer temperatures has been observed for the period 1996–2011
in Poznań, Poland. The phenological response of four weed taxa, widely represented by …

Airborne birch pollen may elicit allergies and affect the public health badly. Timely spatially
distributed information on current and forecasted pollen levels may help people with pollen …

Natural forests are considered a reservoir of great biological diversity constituting one of the
most important ecosystems in Europe. Quercus study is essential to assess ecological …