Titlebook: Allergenic Pollen; A Review of the Prod Mikhail Sofiev,Karl-Christian Bergmann Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Aer

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Christoph Meinel,Larry Leifer,Hasso Plattnerd according to the spatial scales of the applications, key processes considered, and the methodology involved. Space-wise, local, regional and long-range scales are distinguished. An attempt of systematization is made towards the key processes responsible for the observed patterns: initial dispersio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13757-0d bronchi. Pollen threshold levels for sensitization are unknown; instead most studies focus on the . of sensitization for different pollen species. The pollen thresholds for symptom development vary among the different studies. Factors that influence the threshold level of a pollen species for symp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13757-0 countries and elsewhere, with the aid of information and communication systems and methods. For this purpose, the chapter firstly addresses the legal framework concerning the dissemination of environmental information and especially information concerning the quality of the atmospheric environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4881-1Aerobiology; Hay Fever; Pollen; Pollen Allergy; Pollen Distribution; air pollution and air quality

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Mikhail Sofiev,Karl-Christian BergmannFirst book ever to summarize all aspects of allergenic pollen.Based on a 4-year effort by multinational, multidisciplinary scientists.Ties climate change to this research science

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ethods, and the influence of allergenic pollen on the population. The comprehensive coverage in this book makes it an indispensible volume for anyone dealing with allergenic pollen worldwide. Readers involved in environmental health, aerobiology, medicine, and plant science will find this book of interest.978-94-017-8483-2978-94-007-4881-1

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Alice M. Agogino P.E.,Jonathan Caganen sources remains to be explored. The review suggests that the most probable way of obtaining inventories of all 12 pollen species is to use top-down methods that use an ecosystem-based approach that for each particular species connects ecological preference, pollen counts and remote sensing.