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Himalayaberken (Betula utilis) langs Blauwe Vogelweg in Leiden

Research in Leiden shows that flowering birch trees can substantially increase the amount of airborne pollen in their immediate surroundings, even though this pollen can also travel over long distances. Much less birch pollen was..


Continue reading 28 September 2026   1 dag oud
Dichte katjes van hartbladige els (Alnus cordata)

People with hay fever may be exposed to much more allergenic pollen in one street than just a few streets away. Research in Leiden shows that pollen levels in urban air vary considerably at a local scale. Plants in public spaces..


Continue reading 02 August 2026   1 maand oud

Researchers from Hortus botanicus Leiden and Radboud University have developed a novel, non-invasive method to measure the body’s response to pollen by analyzing exhaled breath. During walks along flowering grasses, concentrations..


Continue reading 18 January 2026   8 mnd oud
Parietaria judaica Klein glaskruid Saxifraga-Ed Stikvoort

Climate change affects our health. The consequences that climate change can have on our health, for instance heat stress, allergies, diseases, air quality and UV-radiation, have hitherto never been documented this extensively: as..


Continue reading 03 July 2019   7 jaar oud

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