Aerobiologia

Dispersal of fungal spores from three types of air handling system duct material
pp. 1-8(8)
Authors: Buttner M.P.; Cruz-Perez P.; Garrett P.J.; Stetzenbach L.D.

Publisher's Note
pp. 5-5(1)

Editorial
pp. 7-8(2)
Author: Mandrioli P.

An evaluation of two methods used for microscopic analysis of airborne fungal spore concentrations from the Burkard Spore Trap
pp. 9-18(10)
Authors: Sterling M.; Rogers C.; Levetin E.

Pollen counts statistics and its relevance to precision
pp. 19-28(10)
Authors: Comtois P.; Alcazar P.; Néron D.

A study of Quercus pollen in the Derby area, UK
pp. 29-37(9)
Authors: Corden J.; Millington W.

Occurrence of airborne Cladosporium and Alternaria spores in Southern and Central Poland in 1995–1996
pp. 39-47(9)
Authors: Stpalska D.; Harmata K.; Kasprzyk I.; Myszkowska D.; Stach A.

Airborne pollen of Borassus flabellifer: Quantification of allergen and antigen
pp. 49-55(7)
Authors: Chakraborty P.; Gupta S.; Gupta-Bhattacharya S.; Chanda S.

Predictions of carbon monoxide and blood carboxyhemoglobin levels from motor vehicles exhaust emissions
pp. 57-63(7)
Authors: Bener A.; Dogan M.; Almehdi A.M.; Islam M.R.; Darbool M.A.

Airborne pollen of Ambrosia in Burgundy (France) 1996–1997
pp. 65-69(5)
Authors: Laaidi K.; Laaidi M.

Study of small air ions concentrations versus asthma attacks in the region of Athens-Greece after the Chernobyl disaster
pp. 71-74(4)
Authors: Ilias I.; Retalis D.; Ilias D.; Filippou N.

News
pp. 75-76(2)

Recent Publications
pp. 77-78(2)

Forthcoming Meetings
pp. 79-81(3)

Instructions for Authors
pp. 83-86(4)