Aerosols of biological origins, known as bioaerosols, in addition to having the aerosol
properties, have those of a living system that offers them some enabling functionalities. From …

Airborne grass (Poaceae) pollen measurements are used in public warning systems to
inform people about the risk of allergic symptoms. However, there is no consensus about …

Climate change impacts on the structure and function of ecosystems will worsen public
health issues like allergic diseases. Birch trees (Betula spp.) are important sources of …

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

Ornamental trees can reduce some of the negative impacts of urbanization on citizens but
some species, such as Platanus spp., produce pollen with high allergenic potential. This can …

Airborne pollen concentrations are influenced by wind direction, wind speed, temperature
and rainfall among other meteorological variables, but they are conditioned by local land …

Urban areas are often hotspots for the dissemination of non-native (invasive) plant species,
some of which release (potentially) allergenic pollen. Given the high population density in …

The widespread fungal aeroplankton comprises numerous plant pathogens and allergenic
components. Here, we present the first study describing the airborne spore composition in …

Abstract In Central Europe the most common allergies are provoked by grass or birch pollen
allergens. We determined the intra-daily behavior of airborne pollen grains of grasses …

Climate change is and will continue to alter plant responses to their environment. This is
especially prominent concerning the adaptive tracking in reproductive phenology. For wind …