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December: Brassica (Cabbage/mustard) What is pollen count? Pollen counts are the number of pollen present per cubic meter of air. Pollen assists in the wind pollination of ?owers. Some of Home @Asthma bhawan @who we are Best@your cost these pollen causes an allergic reaction in humans. The measurement of these pollen in the air is a useful predictor of the rise in About Us Treatment Research @your need Services @what we offer Education @learn to win Assistance @your smile Tobacco fight @your win Blog @our thoughts Gallery Milestone allergic symptoms in the population. Regular pollen counting is done to make a pollen forecast. The pollen is measured in air by means of an instrument named the Burkard spore trap system. The pollen counts per cubic meter in the air are graded as follows: Low : 1 to 14, Moderate: 15 to 89, High : more 90. Pollen count higher than 1500 is a Very High What is fungal spore count? Fungal spores are microscopic particles seen in the air. It interests us because of its potential to cause disease in both plants and humans. It can be both indoor and outdoor. These spores are ubiquitous in the environment. Humidity of more than 65%, ambient temperature between 10 to 32 degrees Celcius, and presence of organic matter provides optimal conditions for growth of fungus. Around 1.5 to 5 million species of fungal spores exist in the environment with Alternaria and Cladosporium genera being the most studied fungal spores. A Burkard portable air sampler is used to quantify fungal spores in the air. The indoor mold level is acceptable till it does not exceed 2-5 times the outdoor mold level. Fungal spore counts per cubic air are graded as follows: Low: less than 6.5K, Moderate: 6.5 to 13K, High: 13 to 50K and more than 50K are considered Very High fungal spore count. About Asthma Bhawan Links Stay Connected Contact us Indian Asthma Care Society was established on 21st May 1985. Dr US Mathur and Dr Virendra Singh were founder president and secretary respectively. Since inception IACS has actively involved in education of asthma patients and anti- tobacco activities. Asthma Bhawan R-3, Sector-6, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur-302039, Rajasthan, India. Facebook Home FAQ Twitter Contact Us Linkedin Tel: +0141-2235005 Mob: +91-93529 345315 E-mail: myasthmabhawan@gmail.com Career Opportunities Pinterest News Feed Get directions on the map → Amazon For emergency cases 2015 © Copyright - Asthma Bhawan +91-141-2235005 ↑