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 …

Alternaria is a common airborne phytopathogenic fungus that may affect crops in the field or
can cause decay of plant products. It can also cause diseases in animals and humans. The …

Although Alternaria spores are well-known allergenic fungal spores, automatic bioaerosol
recognition systems have not been trained to recognize these particles until now. Here we …

Spores of the genus Alternaria belong to one of the most prevailing constituents of the air in
all regions of the world. They form infectious inoculum of numerous plant species as well as …

Alternaria and Cladosporium are two fungal taxa whose spores (conidia) are included
frequently in aerobiological studies of outdoor environments. Both spore types are present in …

Airborne Alternaria spore presence depends in part on temperature and most studies claim
that the highest values are found in summer. Such pattern, however, does not match in …

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 …

The monitoring of atmospheric Alternaria spores is of major importance due to their adverse
effects on crops and their role as human allergens. Most species act as plant pathogens …

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

Airborne particles (pollens and fungal spores) are recognized as important causes of
allergies and many other pathologies whose main symptoms are usually associated with …