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Pavlyuchenko I.I., Klimenko Ya.V., Moroz A.N.

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aeropalynological spectrum, pollen grains, fungal spores, volumetric pollen collector VPPS 2000 “Lanzoni”, Krasnodar

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Pavlyuchenko I.I., Klimenko Ya.V., Moroz A.N. , Features of the Dynamics of the Aeropalinological Spectrum of Krasnodar in the Autumn-Summer Period of 2021 // Byul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 2022. T. 127. Vyp. 5. S. 66-77

Features of the Dynamics of the Aeropalinological Spectrum of Krasnodar in the Autumn-Summer Period of 2021

The work is devoted to the analysis of the summer-autumn aerobiological spectrum of Krasnodar for 2021, obtained with a volumetric pollen trap. The pollination of 8 herbaceous taxa and 2 genera of micromycetes was studied. The beginning of pollination was recorded in the first decade of May, a high concentration of allergenic pollen was observed until the end of September. The main allergen was Ambrosia pollen, which accounted for 59% of the total pollen. In addition to ragweed, pollen of Artemisia and Chenopodiaceae was noted in significant amounts in the spectrum. The peak of Ambrosia pollination was on 25.VIII 2021 (1036 pg/m3), Artemisia – on 30.IX 2021 (187 pg/m3), Chenopodiaceae – on 29. VIII 2021 (75 pg/m3). Analysis of the daily rhythm of pollination revealed that the maximum concentration of pollen allergens in the air is observed in the middle of the day (12–14 hours), the minimum – at night (22–02 hours).

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Список литературы

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  • Ukhanova O.P., Bogdanova M.A., Zheltova I.V., et al. Aeropalinological monitoring of pollen of weeds and mold fungi // RMZH. Medical review. 2020. № 1. S. 48–51.
  • Fedorovich S. V., Gritsenko T. D., Sokolov S. M., et al. Spatial, temporal and seasonal distribution of aeroallergens of plant origin in the atmospheric air of populated areas // Military medicine. 2019. Vol. 1. T. 50. S. 90–93
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  • Siljamo P., Soflev M., Severova E., et al. On influence of long-range transport of pollen grains onto pollinating season / In Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XVIII. Edit. C. Borrego and E. Renner // Developments in Environmental Science. 2007. Vol. 6. P. 708–716.
  • Siljamo P., Soflev M., Severova E., et al. Sources, impact and exchange of early-spring birch pollen in the Moscow region and Finland // Aerobiologia. 2008. Vol. 24. P. 211–230.
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  • Tokhtar V.K., Zelenkova V.N., Fomina E.V. et al. Peculiarities in plant communities’ formation in crop plantings in the south-eastern part of the Central Russian Upland // IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. 2019. Vol. 34. P. 012012 (https://doi10.1088/1755-1315/341/1/012012).
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