1. Editorial

   • Carmen Galán

   Editorial Note 17 March 2007 Pages: 1 - 2

2. A comparative study on the airborne fungi in Athens, Greece, by viable and non-viable sampling methods

   • Ioanna Pyrri
   • Evangelia Kapsanaki-Gotsi

   Original Paper 04 January 2007 Pages: 3 - 15

   

3. The importance of interactions between meteorological conditions when interpreting their effect on the dispersal of pollen from homogeneously distributed sources

   • Inmaculada Silva Palacios
   • Rafael Tormo Molina
   • Adolfo F. Muñoz Rodríguez

   Original paper 04 January 2007 Pages: 17 - 26

   

4. Evaluation of the different Alternaria prediction models on a potato crop in A Limia (NW of Spain)

   • I. Iglesias
   • F. J. Rodríguez-Rajo
   • J. Méndez

   Original Paper 09 February 2007 Pages: 27 - 34

   

5. Inhibition of quantitative PCR analysis of fungal conidia associated with indoor air particulate matter

   • James J. McDevitt
   • Peter S. J. Lees
   • Kellogg J. Schwab

   Original Paper 31 January 2007 Pages: 35 - 45

   

6. Fertile fungal spores collected on different faced surfaces in the atmosphere of Giza, Egypt

   • A. A. Abdel Hameed
   • M. I. Khoder
   • A. A. Emad

   Original Paper 01 March 2007 Pages: 47 - 57

   

7. Airborne dust, bacteria, actinomycetes and fungi at a flourmill

   • Abdel Hameed A. Awad

   Original Paper 23 February 2007 Pages: 59 - 69

8. Improving early-season estimates of olive production using airborne pollen multi-sampling sites

   • Helena Ribeiro
   • Mário Cunha
   • Ilda Abreu

   Original Paper 21 February 2007 Pages: 71 - 78

   

9. Dispersion of the bio-aerosol produced by the oak processionary moth

   • Lisa Fenk
   • Bernhard Vogel
   • Helmuth Horvath

   Original Paper 16 March 2007 Pages: 79 - 87