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First approaches to the characterization of one h-type thiorredoxin possibly involved in olive (Olea europaea L.) tree pollen-pistil interaction

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Pulido A., Traverso J. A., Chueca A., Rodriguez-Garica M. I., Olmedilla A.

Acta Biologica Cracoviensia. Series Botanica. Supplement

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2005

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tom 47

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nr 1

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Intradiurnal variations of allergenic tree pollen in the atmosphere of Toledo [Central Spain]

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Perez-Badia R., Vaquero C., Sardinero S., Galan C., Garcia-Mozo H.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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2010

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tom 17

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nr 2

269-275

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The threat of allergenic airborne trees pollen to pollinosis sufferers in a rural area (Western Pomerania, Poland)

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Kruczek A., Puc M., Stacewicz A., Wolski T.

Acta Agrobotanica

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2015

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tom 68

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nr 4

The aim of the study was to investigate the concentration of Alnus L., Corylus L. and Betula L. pollen in the village of Gudowo (Western Pomerania, Poland) in the years 2012–2014 in order to estimate the threat of allergenic tree pollen in this rural region. Measurements were performed using the volumetric method (VPPS Lanzoni 2000 pollen sampler). The duration of the pollen season was determined by the 98% method, taking days on which, respectively, 1% and 99% of the annual total pollen grains appeared as the beginning and end of the season. Pollen grains from hazel occurred in the air as the first ones, before pollen grains from alder and birch. The earliest beginning of the hazel pollen season was recorded in 2012, whereas alder and birch pollen seasons started the earliest in 2014. Daily maximum pollen concentrations of the investigated taxa were recorded in 2014. Birch pollen allergens posed the largest threat to pollinosis sufferers. In the years 2012–2014, pollen concentrations equal or higher than threshold values, at which people with pollinosis show allergic symptoms, were recorded most frequently for birch, hazel, and alder (25, 19, and 14 days, respectively). The highest hourly alder pollen concentration was recorded at 16:00 and in the case of hazel at 15:00. The diurnal distribution of birch pollen concentrations does not show any distinct peaks.

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Pollen seasons of selected tree and shrub taxa in Krakow and its neighbourhood

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Myszkowska D., Jenner B., Cywa K., Kuropatwa M., Stepalska D., Piotrowicz K.

Acta Agrobotanica

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2007

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tom 60

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nr 2

The aim of the study was to compare the dynamics of pollen seasons of selected tree and shrub taxa among measurement sites in Kraków and its neighbourhood. The study was performed in Kraków and Piotrkowice Małe in 2002, as well as in Kraków and Giebułtów in 2006. During the study the volumetric method was applied and pollen grains were counted along four horizontal lines. The lowest percentage of Corylus pollen and the highest percentage of Betula pollen were found in the analysed sites. The differences among start dates in various measurement sites in a given year were inconsiderable. Statistically significant differences of SPI values for the majority of taxa were found between measurement sites and between seasons for Kraków. The pollen season dynamics showed one (Betula, Pinaceae) or more maximum values (Corylus, Populus, Fraxinus, Salix). The occurrence of many peaks could be explained by the appearance of several species within one genus in the studied area or by various weather conditions. In 2002 maximum pollen concentrations were recorded earlier than in 2006. The differences in these dates could be explained better by cumulative temperature >5°C than >0°C.

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Prehistoric and historic settlement recorded in a terrestrial pollen profile: Boreal to Subatlantic forest succession in a 60 cm thick sediment in Stanislawice [Southern Poland]

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Nalepka D.

Acta Palaeobotanica

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2003

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tom 43

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nr 1

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1 Acta Biologica Cracoviensia. Series Botanica. Supplement

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1 Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

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1 Cywa K.

1 Galan C.

1 Garcia-Mozo H.

1 Jenner B.

1 Kruczek A.

1 Kuropatwa M.

1 Myszkowska D.

1 Nalepka D.

1 Olmedilla A.

1 Perez-Badia R.

1 Piotrowicz K.

1 Puc M.

1 Pulido A.

1 Rodriguez-Garica M. I.

1 Sardinero S.

1 Stacewicz A.

1 Stepalska D.

1 Traverso J. A.

1 Vaquero C.

1 Wolski T.

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First approaches to the characterization of one h-type thiorredoxin possibly involved in olive (Olea europaea L.) tree pollen-pistil interaction

Intradiurnal variations of allergenic tree pollen in the atmosphere of Toledo [Central Spain]

The threat of allergenic airborne trees pollen to pollinosis sufferers in a rural area (Western Pomerania, Poland)

Pollen seasons of selected tree and shrub taxa in Krakow and its neighbourhood

Prehistoric and historic settlement recorded in a terrestrial pollen profile: Boreal to Subatlantic forest succession in a 60 cm thick sediment in Stanislawice [Southern Poland]