2024
DOI: 10.1007/s00484-024-02781-8
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High aerospora levels and associated atmospheric circulation patterns: Pretoria, South Africa

S. J. Roffe,
L. B. Ajikah,
J. John
et al.

Abstract: At high exposure levels, airborne pollen grains and fungal spores (termed aerospora hereafter), can trigger severe allergic respiratory diseases. For South Africa’s administrative capital Pretoria, which boasts dense vegetation within a large urban forest, it is valuable from a health perspective to understand daily atmospheric circulation patterns associated with high aerospora levels. Therefore, we utilised a daily aerospora grain count dataset collected in Pretoria from 08/2019–02/2023 to investigate atmosp… Show more

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