This review summarizes methods and relevant outcomes of aerobiological studies carried
out in the alpine biome worldwide impacting the knowledge on the occurrence of airborne …

The relative timing of growth and reproduction is an important driver of plant fitness. For
deciduous woody species in temperate regions, leaves and flowers both appear in the early …

Objective: The main aim of this study was to investigate the prevalence and risk factors of
adult self-reported allergic rhinitis and asthma in plain lands and hilly areas of Shenmu City …

The pollen emitted during the pollination period by vegetation constitutes the largest Primary
Biological Aerosol Particle (PBAPs), with an estimated contribution of 47–84 Tg yr− 1 …

Premise Pollen dispersal, the main component of overall plant gene flow, generally
decreases with increasing distance from the pollen source, but the pattern of this …

Aerobiology in the tropics is still a science in development, where very little about their
dynamics is known. Airborne pollen concentrations in the city of Medellín (Colombia) were …

Data of multiyear monitoring at the TOR station are used to calculate the average
concentrations of gas and aerosol constituents in different air masses in the region of Tomsk …

Relationships between meteorological factors and airborne fungal spore concentrations at
high altitudes are virtually unknown. We used cross-correlation analyses to test the …

Pollen concentrations on Alpine mountain tops are poorly known due to few observations
and few modeling studies. We present two case studies from the Alps that provide insights …

Airborne pollen is a significant source of particulate matter that affects air quality and human
health. Its dispersal and deposition are influenced mainly by plant distribution and …