Microbiological air pollutants ie airborne bacteria and fungi in public libraries are a potential
risk to human health and paper heritage. The present study aims to investigate the variation …

Libraries contain a large amount of organic material, frequently stored with inadequate
climate control; thus, mold growth represents a considerable threat to library buildings and …

Lingyan Temple is an important part of the World Heritage Mixed Property on Mount
Taishan, in which numerous cultural heritage monuments, including exquisite painted arhat …

Air and dust harbor a dynamic fungal biome that interacts with residential environment
inhabitants usually with negative implications for human health. Fungal air and dust …

Fungal aerosols deteriorate library collections and can impact human health, mainly via
respiratory diseases. Their spread is influenced by factors such as temperature and relative …

Mycotoxin-producing Aspergilli (Circumdati, Flavi, and Nigri), usually associated with
contaminated food, may also cause respiratory disorders and are insufficiently studied in …

This study has as objectives to determine the concentration and diversity of the air-and
dustborne mycobiota in seven National Archive of the Republic of Cuba repositories, and to …

The deposition of the airborne microorganisms onto cultural heritage is associated closely
with the subsequent biodeterioration. In this study, a systematic investigation was carried out …

For the first time, a mycological analysis of outdoor urban environment (air, leaves, sealed
surfaces) was carried in the cities of subarctic (Murmansk) and temperate (Moscow) climatic …

High concentrations of environmental fungi in the archives repositories are dangerous for
the documents preserved in those places and for the workers' health. The aims of this work …