This chapter reviews the present knowledge and previous developments concerning the
pollen transport in the atmosphere. Numerous studies are classified according to the spatial …

The long-range atmospheric transport models of pollen and fungal spores require four
modules for their development:(i) Meteorological module: which contain the meteorological …

Wind disperses the pollen and seeds of many plants, but little is known about whether and
how it shapes large-scale landscape genetic patterns. We address this question by a …

The resilience of biodiversity in the face of climate change depends on gene flow and range
shifts. For diverse wind-dispersed and wind-pollinated organisms, regional wind patterns …

Abstract Fluctuations in Late Cretaceous climate were already influencing biotic change
prior to the environmental upheaval at the Cretaceous–Paleogene (K–Pg) boundary, but …

This study analyses the spatial and temporal distribution of regional and long-range
transported birch (Betula L.) pollen in Lithuania and the neighbouring countries. The …

Abstract We present 3 years (2011–2013) of in situ airborne pollen monitoring data on the
northern slope of the Qomolangma (Everest) region to better understand the connections …

The long‐range transport of particulates can substantially contribute to local air pollution.
The importance of airborne pollen has grown due to the recent climate change; the …

Abstract The Canary Islands, due to their geographical position, constitute an adequate site
for the study of long-range pollen transport from the surrounding land masses. In this study …

Long-distance pollen transport can substantially raise local pollen levels, but their relative
contribution has not yet been quantified temporally or spatially in ragweed infested regions …