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 …

Grass pollen is a leading cause of allergy in many countries, particularly Europe. Although
many elements of grass pollen production and dispersal are quite well researched, gaps still …

Biodiversity is in decline due to human‐induced pressures on ecosystems around the world.
To be able to counteract this alarming trend, it is paramount to closely monitor biodiversity at …

Anthropogenic activities are triggering global changes in the environment, causing entire
communities of plants, pollinators and their interactions to restructure, and ultimately leading …

Airborne pollen monitoring is of global socio-economic importance as it provides information
on presence and prevalence of allergenic pollen in ambient air. Traditionally, this task has …

Characterizing pollen release and dispersion processes is fundamental for knowledge
advancement in ecological, agricultural and public health disciplines. Understanding pollen …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis has recently transformed and modernized biodiversity
monitoring. The accurate detection, and to some extent quantification, of organisms …

The drivers affecting the Pollen Allergen Potency (PAP, amount of allergen released per
pollen) are sparsely known. Betula and Poaceae airborne pollen are the two main allergenic …

The grass family is responsible for most of people's pollen allergies, and the severity of
pollen-based asthma and allergies is expected to increase with global climate change …

Alternaria is a plant pathogen and human allergen. Alternaria alternata is one of the most
abundant fungal spores in the air. The purpose of this study was to examine whether …