Fluctuation range of the concentration of airborne Alternaria conidiospores sampled at different geographical locations in Poland (2010–2011)

@inproceedings{Kasprzyk2013FluctuationRO,
  title={Fluctuation range of the concentration of airborne Alternaria conidiospores sampled at different geographical locations in Poland (2010–2011)},
  author={I. Kasprzyk and A. Sulborska and M. Nowak and A. Szymanska and J. Kaczmarek and Weronika Haratym and E. Weryszko-Chmielewska and M. Jędryczka},
  year={2013}
}
Knowledge of seasonal and diurnal fluctuations of allergenic and phytopathogenic fungal spores in the air and the determination of the influence of weather and environmental parameters on spore concentrations are of great practical use in control of both human and animal health as well as plant diseases. The aim of this study was to evaluate the dynamics of the occurrence of Alternaria spores in the air at three sites located in different geographical regions of Poland. The study was done from… Expand
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