In light of recent climate changes, it is important to also gain knowledge about the spatial
manifestation of past climate events and their potential impact on ancient societies across a …

Airborne pollen monitoring is an effective tool for studying the reproductive phenology of
anemophilous plants, an important bioindicator of plant behavior. Recent decades have …

The interpretation of airborne pollen levels in cities based on the contribution of the
surrounding flora and vegetation is a useful tool to estimate airborne allergen concentrations …

Biogenic aerosols may play an active role in various diseases. Pollutant gases and
bioaerosols coexist in the atmosphere with the possibility of interacting with each other …

Understanding the variations in temporal allergenic airborne pollen (AAP) distribution and
the mechanisms of pollen release and dispersal during pollen season is fundamental for …

The magnitude and complexity of the current erosion of plant biodiversity call for the
development of interdisciplinary tools that enable an early detection of its effects and the …

Abstract We present 3 years (2011–2013) of in situ airborne pollen monitoring data on the
northern slope of the Qomolangma (Everest) region to better understand the connections …

The presence of very high pollen levels in the atmosphere is associated with a strong impact
on health and a worsening of symptoms in people who already have a respiratory disease …

Atmospheric fluxes of dissolved organic matter (DOM) were studied for the first time on the
island of Lampedusa, a remote site in the central Mediterranean Sea (Med Sea), between …

Airborne pollen is indicative of vegetation and climatic conditions. This study investigates
airborne pollen trapping in the Betula microphylla-dominated wetland of Ebinur Lake in …