Fungal spores make up a significant portion of Primary Biological Aerosol Particles (PBAPs)
with large quantities of such particles noted in the air. Fungal particles are of interest …

Although fungal spores are an ever-present component of the atmosphere throughout the
year, their concentration oscillates widely. This work aims to establish correlations between …

The present work is the first of two reviews on applied modeling in the field of aerobiology.
The aerobiological predictive models for pollen and fungal spores, usually defined as …

An aerobiological survey was conducted through five consecutive years (2006–2010) at
Worcester (England). The concentration of 20 allergenic fungal spore types was measured …

Because fungal spore emission intensity varies throughout the year and even throughout the
day, study of the hourly distribution is an important aspect of aerobiological monitoring. The …

This paper provides an updated of airborne Alternaria spore spatial and temporal
distribution patterns in the Iberian Peninsula, using a common non-viable volumetric …

The inspection of the quality of the indoor air in which a work of art or a historical artefact is
kept becomes essential for its conservation. The determination of organic pollutants …

Alternaria and Cladosporium are the most common airborne fungal spores responsible for
health problems, as well as for crop pathologies. The study of their behavior in the air is a …

The aim of this paper was to make a first approximation of the fungal spore airborne content
in Valladolid along the year, constructing the first spore calendar for the middle-west of …

Introduction. Although airborne fungal diversity in tropical countries is known to be
considerable, aerobiological research to-date has identified only a part of the fungal …