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English: Pollen grains observed in aeroplankton of South Europe.
a Plantago sp. b Urticaceae (Paretaria sp.). c Castanea sp. d Quercus sp. e Myrtaceae (Callistemon sp.). f Platanus sp. g Poaceae. h Oleaceae. i Cupressus sp. j Pinaceae (Pinus sp.).
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doi:10.5586/aa.2015.045
Author Denisow, B. and Weryszko-Chmielewska, E. Photo: Irene Câmara Camacho.

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