Birch (Betula pendula) pollen causes inhalant allergy in about 20% of human population in
Europe, most of which is sensitive to the main birch allergen, Bet v1. The aim of the study …

The seasonal pollen index (SPI) is a continuing concern within the fields of aerobiology,
ecology, botany, and epidemiology. The SPI of anemophilous trees, which varies …

For the first time in Belgium, fluctuations in airborne pollen quantities over a 34 years period
have been analyzed. Seven pollen types have been selected comprising the most clinically …

Betulaceae species are anemophilous, and allergens from their pollen are a major cause of
respiratory allergies in temperate areas where they are widely distributed. It is expected that …

Aerobiology is a scientific discipline that focuses on investigating biological particles
(bioaerosols) passively transported in the atmosphere, mainly fungal spores and pollen …

During the spring period, Betula pollen is the main cause of inhalant allergies in Poland and
therefore it is important to monitor and forecast airborne pollen concentrations of this taxon …

The aim of the study was to investigate the variability of Alnus and Corylus pollen
concentrations at two stations located in the city of Wrocław, Poland—one at the city centre …

In this work, the HYSPLIT model was used to reproduce birch pollen concentrations in
Poland for the years 2015 and 2016, where there was significant variation in terms of pollen …

In recent years, allergies due to airborne pollen allergens have shown an increasing trend,
along with the severity of allergic symptoms in most industrialized countries, while synergism …

Airborne grass pollen is the main cause of allergenic diseases in many parts of the world
although its frequency differs regionally. This risk could be included in the context of urban …