Aerobiologia

Short profiles of the guest editors
pp. 4-5(2)

Editorial
pp. 7-8(2)

Environmental factors and allergic airway diseases
pp. 321-329(9)
Author: Antico A.

Gene expression in allergenic pollen
pp. 331-334(4)
Author: Munshi A.H.

Hawaii: an ideal model for international aerobiological research
pp. 335-337(3)
Author: Schlichting Jr. H.E.

Comparison of two pollen counting methods of slides from a hirst type volumetric trap
pp. 339-346(8)
Authors: Cariñanos P.; Emberlin J.; Galán C.; Dominguez-Vilches E.

Experimental results about Platanus pollen deposition
pp. 347-352(6)
Authors: Bricchi E.; Frenguelli G.; Mincigrucci G.

Frost periods and beginning of the ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.) pollen season in Basel (Switzerland)
pp. 353-359(7)
Author: Peeters A.G.

Pollen viability as a bio-indicator of air quality
pp. 361-365(5)
Authors: Iannotti O.; Mincigrucci G.; Bricchi E.; Frenguelli G.

Aeromycoflora in the Central Milk Dairy of Calcutta, India
pp. 367-372(6)
Authors: Barui N.; Chanda S.

Temporal and geographical variations in grass pollen seasons in areas of western Europe: an analysis of season dates at sites of the European pollen information system
pp. 373-379(7)
Authors: Emberlin J.; Jaeger S.; Dominguez-Vilches E.; Soldevilla C.G.; Hodal L.; Mandrioli P.; Lehtimäki A.R.; Savage M.; Spieksma F.T.; Bartlett C.

30 years of studies of grass pollen in Basel (Switzerland)
pp. 381-391(11)
Authors: Leuschner R.M.; Christen H.; Jordan P.; Vonthein R.

Comparison of airborne spore concentrations and fungal allergen content
pp. 393-396(4)
Authors: Flückiger B.; Koller T.; Monn C.

Airborne fungal spores and the thunderstorm of 24 June 1994
pp. 397-406(10)
Author: Allitt U.

A change from grass pollen induced allergy to tree pollen induced allergy:30 years of pollen observation in Switzerland
pp. 407-416(10)
Authors: Frei T.; Leuschner R.M.

Aerobiology, allergenicity and biochemistry of three pollen types in Berhampore town of West Bengal, India
pp. 417-422(6)
Authors: Boral D.; Bhattacharya K.

Evaluation of the effect of some biocides against organisms isolated from historic monuments
pp. 423-428(6)
Authors: Blazquez A.B.; Lorenzo J.; Flores M.; Gómez-Alarcón G.

Airborne fungal spores in dust present in archives: pProposal for a detection method, new for archival materials
pp. 429-434(6)
Authors: Maggi O.; Persiani A.M.; Gallo F.; Valenti P.; Pasquariello G.; Sclocchi M.C.; Scorrano M.

Airborne microorganisms in a subterranean archaeological area of the basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina (Rome)
pp. 435-439(5)
Authors: Monte M.; Ferrari R.

Aerobiological monitoring of the ``Sistine Chapel'':airborne bacteria and microfungi trends
pp. 441-448(8)
Authors: Montacutelli R.; Maggi O.; Tarsitani G.; Gabrielli N.

Flowering calendar of grasses in Srinagar, Kashmir Himalaya (India)
pp. 449-452(4)
Author: Munshi A.H.

Airborne allergenic pollens in Padua: 1991–1996
pp. 453-454(2)
Authors: Giorato M.; Lorenzoni F.; Bordin A.; De Biasi G.; Gemignani C.; Schiappoli M.; Marcer G.

Antimicrobial effects of three plants (rubia tinctorum, carthamus tinctorius and juglans regia) on some airborne microorganisms
pp. 455-458(4)
Authors: Mehrabian S.; Majd A.; Majd I.

News
pp. 459-460(2)

Forthcoming meetings
pp. 461-462(2)