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    • Environmental Science
    • Aerobiology
    • Atmospheric Chemistry

    Background:

    • Airborne pollen monitoring is crucial for understanding allergy seasons and air quality.
    • Previous studies have often used daily or longer sampling intervals, potentially masking short-term fluctuations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the relationship between airborne pollen concentrations and sampling duration.
    • To assess how different sampling times affect the observed pollen trends in urban and rural environments.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized sequential rotoslide samplers for pollen collection.
    • Conducted sampling at both urban and rural locations.
    • Analyzed data based on varying time intervals between samples.

    Main Results:

    • Short-period sampling revealed a significant increase in data variability over time.
    • Two-hour sampling data demonstrated a stronger trend within the initial 12 hours.
    • Pollen data showed improved agreement as the sampling interval approached 24 hours.

    Conclusions:

    • Sampling time significantly influences the interpretation of airborne pollen concentration data.
    • Shorter sampling intervals may overestimate pollen variability, while longer intervals provide more stable trend data.
    • Optimizing sampling duration is essential for accurate aerobiological assessments.