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  1. Pollen fragments amplify cross-boundary impacts on air quality
  2. Complex development analysis of the disadvantaged settlements of the Kistelek district in Southern Hungary
  3. Forecasting daily total pollen concentrations on a global scale
  4. SPAD values, as well as sugar- and capsaicin content in different varieties of outdoor peppers
  5. Tackling ragweed: The International Ragweed Society held its 2022 world conference in Budapest
  6. Tackling ragweed: The International Ragweed Society held its 2022 world conference in Budapest
  7. Technical note. Improving the microclimate of a rabbit house: thermal insulation and air handling
  8. Comparison of an automated classification system with an empirical classification of circulation patterns over the Pannonian basin, Central Europe
  9. The first record of subtropical insects (Thysanoptera) in central Europe: long-distance transport of airborne thrips, applying three-dimensional backward trajectories
  10. Modelling the introduction and spread of non-native species: international trade and climate change drive ragweed invasion
  11. Biogeographical estimates of allergenic pollen transport over regional scales: Common ragweed and Szeged, Hungary as a test case
  12. THE HISTORY OF RAGWEED IN THE WORLD
  13. Anthropogenic Air Pollution in Ancient Times
  14. List of Contributors
  15. Weather elements, chemical air pollutants and airborne pollen influencing asthma emergency room visits in Szeged, Hungary: performance of two objective weather classifications
  16. A new approach used to explore associations of current Ambrosia pollen levels with current and past meteorological elements
  17. Plants remember past weather: a study for atmospheric pollen concentrations of Ambrosia, Poaceae and Populus
  18. The effects of the current and past meteorological elements influencing the current pollen concentrations for different taxa
  19. Predicting daily ragweed pollen concentrations using Computational Intelligence techniques over two heavily polluted areas in Europe
  20. The effect of different transport modes on urban PM10 levels in two European cities
  21. Association of allergic rhinitis or asthma with pollen and chemical pollutants in Szeged, Hungary, 1999–2007
  22. Climate sensitivity of allergenic taxa in Central Europe associated with new climate change related forces
  23. The influence of extreme high and low temperatures and precipitation totals on pollen seasons ofAmbrosia, Poaceae andPopulusin Szeged, southern Hungary
  24. Association of allergic asthma emergency room visits with the main biological and chemical air pollutants
  25. Associations between weather conditions and ragweed pollen variations in Szeged, Hungary
  26. Estimating extreme daily pollen loads for Szeged, Hungary using previous-day meteorological variables
  27. Trends in the characteristics of allergenic pollen circulation in central Europe based on the example of Szeged, Hungary
  28. Estimating the daily Poaceae pollen concentration in Hungary by linear regression conditioning on weather types
  29. Multivariate analysis of respiratory problems and their connection with meteorological parameters and the main biological and chemical air pollutants
  30. Monitoring the long-range transport effects on urban PM10 levels using 3D clusters of backward trajectories
  31. Autoregressive modelling of daily ragweed pollen concentrations for Szeged in Hungary
  32. Airborne pollen in three European cities: Detection of atmospheric circulation pathways by applying three-dimensional clustering of backward trajectories
  33. Assessment of the daily ragweed pollen concentration with previous-day meteorological variables using regression and quantile regression analysis for Szeged, Hungary
  34. Urban Air Quality, Long Term Trends and Road Traffic Air Pollution Modeling of Szeged
  35. Forecasting ragweed pollen characteristics with nonparametric regression methods over the most polluted areas in Europe
  36. Variations of traffic related air pollution on different time scales in Szeged, Hungary and Freiburg, Germany
  37. Effect of evapotranspiration parameterisation on the Palmer Drought Severity Index
  38. Assessment of Air Pollution with Air Quality Indices in Szeged, Southern Hungary
  39. Effect of Long-Range Transport on Urban PM10 Levels
  40. Weather and Pollutants Related Incidence of Asthma and Rhinitis
  41. Comparison of objective air-mass types and the Peczely weather types and their ability to classify levels of air pollutants in Szeged, Hungary
  42. Forecasting of traffic origin NO and NO2 concentrations by Support Vector Machines and neural networks using Principal Component Analysis
  43. Influences of meteorological parameters and biological and chemical air pollutants on the incidence of asthma and rhinitis
  44. The behaviour of the multi-layer perceptron and the support vector regression learning methods in the prediction of NO and NO2 concentrations in Szeged, Hungary
  45. Long-Distance Transport of Ragweed Pollen to Southern Hungary
  46. Linear and Nonlinear Schemes in the Prediction of Urban NO and NO2 Concentrations
  47. Relationship between the Péczely's large‐scale weather types and airborne pollen grain concentrations for Szeged, Hungary
  48. Temporal Distribution of Extreme Airborne Pollen Grain Concentrations in Szeged, Southern Hungary
  49. An objective classification system of air mass types for Szeged, Hungary, with special attention to plant pollen levels
  50. An objective classification system of air mass types for Szeged, Hungary, with special interest in air pollution levels
  51. RELATION OF POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS TO THE P??CZELY???S LARGE SCALE WEATHER SITUATIONS IN SZEGED, SOUTHERN HUNGARY
  52. THE ROLE OF TRAFFIC IN MODIFYING AIR QUALITY IN A MEDIUM-SIZED CITY, SZEGED, HUNGARY
  53. The history and impacts of airborneAmbrosia(Asteraceae) pollen in Hungary
  54. Selections from the history of environmental pollution, with special attention to air pollution. Part 2: From medieval times to the 19th century
  55. The Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI) as an indicator of soil moisture
  56. 20th century variations of the soil moisture content in East-Hungary in connection with global warming
  57. Air stress and air quality indices
  58. Meteorological variables connected with airborne ragweed pollen in Southern Hungary
  59. Selections from the history of environmental pollution, with special attention to air pollution. Part 1.
  60. Enrichment of desert soil elements in Takla Makan dust aerosol
  61. Long term climate deviations: an alternative approach and application on the Palmer drought severity index in Hungary
  62. Temporal change of some statistical characteristics of wind speed over the Great Hungarian Plain
  63. Temporal Change of some Statistical Characteristics of Daily Average Wind Speed in Hungary
  64. Impact of documented land use changes on the surface albedo and evapotranspiration in a plain watershed
  65. Some statistical characteristics of the wind energy over the Great Hungarian Plain
  66. A mathematical model of shading rows of plants
  67. Ragweed in Eastern Europe.