Annual,daily and diurnal variation of Urticaceae pollen in North-central London |
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Authors: | Jean Emberlin Jane Norris-Hill |
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Institution: | (1) Pollen research Unit, School of life Sciences, Polytechnic of North London, 166 Holloway Road, N7 8DB London, UK |
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Abstract: | Summary Annual differences in cumulative counts of Urticaceae pollen are found to relate primarily to the weather conditions during
the pollen formative period (April and May) and secondarily to the weather prevailing during the season itself. Relative humidity,
temperature, wind velocity and precipitation emerge as the most influential variables in the analysis of daily variations
but their relative importance varies between years. Diurnal patterns in concentrations show general peaks occurring in the
early evening but the severity and exact timing of these relates closely to wind direction. The implications of these results
are considered in the context of forecasting. |
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Keywords: | annual daily diurnal meteorological factors Urticaceae |
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