Mold allergy: 25 years of indoor and outdoor studies in Belgium
Nolard, N. Beguin, H. Chasseur, Camille
Nolard, N.
Beguin, H.
Chasseur, Camille
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Collecting atmospheric fungal spores in Brussels for 25 years revealed significant quantitative differences at three different levels: the total number of spores collected every year, the annual frequency rate of some species e.g. Cladosporium and Alternaria, the proliferation of some rare species according to weather conditions
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2001-02-15
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abstract, adverse effects, air pollution, Allergy, Alternaria, article, at, Belgium, Brussels, Bruxelles, Cladosporium, conditions, de, differences, epidemiology, Etiology, Frequency, Health Education, Humans, im, Indoor, IS, isolation & purification, journal, LEVEL, levels, Meteorological Concepts, Mycotoxins, physiology, Print, Respiratory Hypersensitivity, SB - IM, Seasons, spores,fungal, statistics & numerical data, study