Allergenic Plant Species and Urban Environments: Impact on Allergy Burden
| Vol-2 | Issue-4 | April 2017 | Published Online: 12 April 2017 PDF | ||
| Author(s) | ||
| Naresh Panwar 1 | ||
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1Lecturer, Department of Botany, Government MS college Bikaner |
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| Abstract | ||
The presence of allergenic plant species in urban environments has been linked to an increased allergy burden among residents. This paper aims to explore the impact of allergenic plant species on allergy prevalence, symptoms, and overall burden in urban areas. We review relevant literature and studies focusing on the relationship between allergenic plants and allergy-related health outcomes, considering factors such as plant distribution, pollen production, and dispersion patterns. Additionally, we examine the influence of urbanization on allergenic plant populations and discuss potential mitigation strategies. Understanding the complex interactions between allergenic plant species and urban environments is crucial for developing effective allergy management and urban planning strategies. By addressing these issues, we can enhance public health and improve the quality of life for individuals living in urban areas. |
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| Keywords | ||
| allergenic plants, urban environments, allergy burden, pollen, allergy prevalence, mitigation strategies, public health, urban planning | ||
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