Abstract
Atmospheric pollen was collected with a Burkard sporetrap in Ankara, Turkey from January 1993 to January1994. The sum of the annual totals of the dailyconcentration of pollen, belonging to 44 taxa, was57,735. A relatively high pollen concentration wasrecorded in June which could be caused by higher windspeed and lower rainfall. Pinaceae,Cupressaceae/Taxaceae, Gramineae, Platanus, Populus,Moraceae, Chenopodiaceae/Amaranthaceae, Acer, Quercus,Betula, Salix, Rumex and Plantago are found tobe the dominant pollen types in the atmosphere inAnkara.
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Pinar, N.M., Şakiyan, N., İnceoğlu, Ö. et al. A one-year aeropalynological study at Ankara, Turkey. Aerobiologia 15, 307–310 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007690231345
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