1. Editorial 25.2

   • Carmen Galán

   Editorial Note 25 April 2009 Pages: 125 - 126

2. Prediction of Alternaria and Pleospora concentrations from the meteorological forecast and artificial neural network in L’Aquila, Abruzzo (Central Italy)

   • Barbara Tomassetti
   • Antonella Angelosante Bruno
   • Guido Visconti

   Original Paper 26 April 2009 Pages: 127 - 136

   

3. Trichoderma harzianum: occurrence in the air and clinical significance

   • Shaonli Das
   • Swati Gupta-Bhattacharya

   Original Paper 13 May 2009 Pages: 137 - 145

   

4. Temporal and spatial variation of indoor and outdoor airborne fungal spores, pollen, and (1→3)-β-d-glucan

   • Carlos Crawford
   • Tiina Reponen
   • Sergey A. Grinshpun

   Original Paper 28 May 2009 Pages: 147 - 158

   

5. Possible cause of allergy for the librarians: books manipulation and ventilation as sources of fungus spores spreading

   • Ingrid Cezara Apetrei
   • Gilda Eleonora Drăgănescu
   • Xenia Patraş

   Original Paper 09 June 2009 Pages: 159 - 166

   

6. A two-year report of pollen influx into Tauber traps in Mar Chiquita coastal lagoon, Buenos Aires, Argentina

   • Claudio F. Pérez
   • Fabiana Latorre
   • Susana Pastorino

   Original paper 04 June 2009 Pages: 167 - 181

   

7. A comparison of airborne and dust-borne allergens and toxins collected from home, office and outdoor environments both in New Haven, United States and Nanjing, China

   • Maosheng Yao
   • Yan Wu
   • Gediminas Mainelis

   Original Paper 04 June 2009 Pages: 183 - 192

   

8. Intrusion of airborne pollen through open windows and doors

   • Juha Jantunen
   • Kimmo Saarinen

   Original Paper 13 June 2009 Pages: 193 - 201