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Pollen-allergy in Pink City, Jaipur with Special Reference to Holoptelea Integrifola: A Review

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  • 1. Govt. College Tonk,Rajasthan, India
  • 2. Govt. Girls College Dausa, Rajasthan, India

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Abstract : Pollen grains are minute biological particles, commonly referred to as "pollens," that are discharged by flowering plants during the process of pollination. Despite their microscopic size, these airborne biological particles contain certain proteins within their composition that can induce an allergic reaction upon contact with the human body.When Pollen Grain washed out by rainfall, pollen cytoplasmic granule are responsible for water soluble allergy.(Chakra et al., 2011)

Pollens possess characteristics of being small, lightweight, and desiccated, enabling them to be transported over long distances through the air. Individuals who are genetically predisposed may experience allergies in response to the pollens released by certain grasses, trees, and weeds. However, it is worth noting that flowering plants such as roses and certain types of flowering trees typically do not provoke pollen allergies. In the city of Jaipur, pollen serves as a common trigger for seasonal allergies in both children and adults. Thus, a comprehensive review of the aeropalynological survey was undertaken in Jaipur from 2006 to March 2023. The presence of allergenic pollens in the air is discerned through the utilization of a specialized instrument known as the Burkard pollen counter. The installation of this device took place on the rooftop of the Asthma Bhawan, situated approximately 14 meters above ground level, specifically on the terrace of the Asthma Bhawan in Vidhyadhar Nagar, which is located in the north-western region of Jaipur.

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2455-0817

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2024-02-12
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2024-02-23

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