1. Editorial

   • Carmen Galán

   EditorialNotes 23 June 2006 Pages: 89 - 89

2. Global warming and the earlier start of the Japanese-cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) pollen season in Toyama, Japan

   • H. Teranishi
   • T. Katoh
   • S. Hayashi

   Original Paper 01 June 2006 Pages: 90 - 94

3. The reliability of geostatistic interpolation in olive field floral phenology

   • H. García-Mozo
   • C. Galán
   • L. Vázquez

   Original Article 05 June 2006 Pages: 95 - 106

4. Airborne-pollen map for Olea europaea L. in eastern Andalusia (Spain) using GIS: Estimation models

   • F. Alba
   • D. Nieto-Lugilde
   • L. Ruiz

   Original Paper 05 June 2006 Pages: 107 - 116

5. Fungal spores prevalent in the aerosol of the city of Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, over a 2-year period (2001–2002)

   • Barbara Catarina De Antoni Zoppas
   • Rosa María Valencia-Barrera
   • Delia Fernández-González

   Original Paper 30 May 2006 Pages: 117 - 124

6. Airborne basidiospores in the atmosphere of Seville (South Spain)

   • J. Morales
   • F. J. González-Minero
   • P. Candau

   EditorialNotes 27 May 2006 Pages: 125 - 132

7. Study of airborne fungal spores in Madrid, Spain

   • Alberto Díez Herrero
   • Silvia Sabariego Ruiz
   • Patricia Cervigón Morales

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE 05 June 2006 Pages: 133 - 140

8. Pollen from tree and shrub taxa in the atmosphere of Caxias do Sul (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)

   • Sandra M. Vergamini
   • Rosa M. Valencia-Barrera
   • Delia Fernández-González

   Original Article 07 June 2006 Pages: 141 - 148

9. Ambrosia pollen in the air of Lublin, Poland

   • Krystyna Piotrowska
   • Elżbieta Weryszko-Chmielewska

   ORIGINAL PAPER 27 May 2006 Pages: 149 - 156