… dominant indoor pathogens, and pathogenic fungi were more influenced by environmental
factors than bacteria… and surrounding houses (outdoor, indoor, and indoor air conditioner) is …

… on presence of microorganisms in outdoor and indoor air, across … favour the passive dispersion
of fungal spores such as … as fungi that cause allergic reactions, were the dominant fungi …

… This work ascertains the outdoor bacterial and fungal distribution … of dominant bacterial and
fungal phyla in air samples … To clarify this factor, the dispersal of air masses was simulated by …

… 21% of indoor air quality problems originate from microbial … -gaseous small particles are
dispersed and suspended in a … and controlled only when the aerosolization of fungal spores is …

… ) contribute significantly to the ambient fungal load, however … that rhizospheric bacterial
communities are controlled by … that may influence dispersal of fungal propagules from green …

… The most dominant fungal genera observed in our study were Cladosporium (29.49%), …
also enhance the indoor air quality by limiting the intrusion of outdoor microbial contaminants. …

… thousands of microbial species in a single indoor air or surface … , plants are a dispersal source
of indoor environments in a … As indoor temperature is generally controlled at 15–30 C, the …

… is typically dominated by human skin-associated bacteria such as … the exterior and interior
window sills to compare outdoor … Thus, understanding the indoor fungal diversity could further …

… frequency of fungal contamination in the ambient air of intensive … as bacteria, viruses and
fungi), and air distribution (speed, … and mechanically ventilated room, the dominant factor that …

… outdoor air, indoor air was preferentially enriched with fungi (… At genus level, indoor airborne
bacteria were dominated by … scatter plot of the statistically significantly correlated bacteria …