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How is pollen count measured and how does temperature affect the rate of it in the Spring?

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george asked:

I noticed yesterday evening , I sneezed more than I have in a long time due to , I am guessing pollen, but the thing is I dont see any blooms out yet from anything!

So was wondering if this is pollen or not and btw, the temperature did rise to very warm readings yesterday, so how much would that affect the pollen being given off?

Thanks for your answers!


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2 Responses to “How is pollen count measured and how does temperature affect the rate of it in the Spring?”

1. Duke75 Says:
   August 17th, 2007 at 10:04 am

   The pollen count is measured by counting pollen

2. linlyons Says:
   August 19th, 2007 at 8:23 pm

   trees put out lots of pollen.
   did you ever see “snow” on your car in the spring or summer?
   it’s pollen.
   it’s really nice when there’s dew, and the pollen gets glued on.
   or not.

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