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Grass pollen

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Monoporate

20-45 um (larger)

Round pollen

Cap with operculum

Grass pollen

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Southern grasses that don’t cross react

Bahia and Johnson

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Two weed families

Amaranthaceae and asteraceae

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Amaranthaceae characteristics

Periporate

20-35 um

Spherical

Granular surfacePollen grains with multiple pores, 20-35 µm in diameter, spherical shape, and a visibly granular surface.

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<p>Pollen</p>

Pollen

ChenopodChe

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Ragweed is what type of weed?

Asteraceae

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<p>type of pollen?</p>

type of pollen?

Ragweed

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<p>type of pollen? </p>

type of pollen?

Sage pollen

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<p>Type of pollen </p>

Type of pollen

Cocklebur pollen

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Nettle “little”

triporate to tetrapolate and is 12-16 um

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<p>type of pollen? </p>

type of pollen?

Plantain

6-10 pores

Pollen is large 20-40 um

distinct pore cap like a donut

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<p>type of pollen? </p>

type of pollen?

Dock or sorrel weed

Tricoporate

20-30 um

round pollen

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Tree that pollinates in the fall?

Three species of elm

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What pollinates in the midwinter?

Mountain cedar A

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<p>what type of pollen? </p>

what type of pollen?

Ash pollenDes

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Description of birch, hazelnut, hornbeam

Triporate with a collar (oncus) and may appear like a lemon

Alder has 4-6 pores

Pores protrude

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<p>what type of pollen? </p>

what type of pollen?

Birch pollen

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Description of cypress, juniper, cedar

Thick intine with cytoplasmic contents

May look like Pac-man

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Mountain cedar with disrupted exine

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Mountain cedar with intact exine

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Oak pollen


Visualize the triangular shape of oak as an O with corners (triangle)

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Oak and beech description

25-35 um

Triangular shaped with germinal furrows that appear as white pie slices

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Sycamore (platanaceae)

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Sycamore description

Tricolpate

Round grains

Thin exine P

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Type of pollen?

Pine

<p>Pine </p>
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Pine description?

Mickey mouse with large bladder

Large size 50-100 um and is rarely implicated in allergy

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<p>Type pof pollen? </p>

Type pof pollen?

Maple and box elder

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Description of maple

Tricolpate like oak

Beach ball appearance


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Box elder is pollinated by what?

Wind

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Maple is pollinated by what?

Insect

Sticky maple syrup attracts insects

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<p>What type of pollen? </p>

What type of pollen?

Elm pollen

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<p>What type of pollen? </p>

What type of pollen?

Cottonwood pollen

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Poplar, willow, cottonwood description

Round grains with a surface that is granular and cracked or flaky

Willow has 3 furrows and reticulate pattern

Willows are insect pollinated

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Sweetgum

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Sweetgum description

South of Mason Dixon line

Periporate with 12-20 pores per grain and looks like a soccer ball

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Mullberry

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Mullberry description

Small 11-20 um

Thin walled, slightly shield shaped

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Walnut

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Walnut description

9-15 slightly raised pores

Jug

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Hickory

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<p>Type of pollen? </p>

Type of pollen?

Acacia pollen

<p>Acacia pollen</p>
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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

Alternaria

<p>Alternaria</p>
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Alternaria description

20-75 um

Fatal asthma risk

Likes outside - grain growing areas

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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

Cladosporium

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Cladosporium description

Temperate areas

6-25 um in length and form branching chains

Dry day spore

Outside but also comes inside because of high outdoor concentration

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<p>Type of mold</p>

Type of mold

Aspergillus

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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

Penicillium

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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

BipolarisB

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Bipolaris description

Dry day spores with thick cell walls

Implicated in allergic fungal sinusitis

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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

Epicoccoccum

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Epicoccum description

Outdoor

Dry day spores

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<p>Type of mold? </p>

Type of mold?

Fusarium

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Fusarium description

Wet day spore

Colorless

Spindle shaped, curved with tapered ends

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Mnemonic for outdoor molds

ACE


Alternaria

Cladosporium

Epicoccum I

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Indoor molds?

AP


Aspergillus

Penicillium