Pollen and other Airborne Particles - Science & Plants for Schools

Pollen and other Airborne Particles - Science & Plants for Schools

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This method can be used to study the pollens that are present in the atmosphere and which may cause hay fever.

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Full article: The volatility of pollen extracts and their main constituents in aerosolized form via the integrated volume method (IVM) and the volatility basis set (VBS)

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