Aerobiology: Aspects and Prospects

  • Khandelwal A
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Aerobiology is the study of all biologically significant materials that are transported in the atmosphere. Air-borne bioparticles are either beneficial or hazardous, affecting the health and economic prosperity of man on one hand and serving as bio-indicators on the other. Aerobiology has been used as a discipline and as well as a tool for other disciplines such as medicine (allergology - both human & animal diseases, immunology, occupational hygiene), agriculture (plant pathology, pest management, arthropod dispersal), forestry & gene ecology, meteorology, climatology, biometeorology, microbiology, biodeterioration, indoor air quality, air pollution, industrial aerobiology, cultural heritage, palaeobotany, etc. Aerobiologists should encourage closer collaboration among various disciplines in order to achieve a more meaningful outcome.

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Khandelwal, A. (2008). Aerobiology: Aspects and Prospects. Journal of Palaeosciences, 57((1-3)), 251–255. https://doi.org/10.54991/jop.2008.242

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