The dreaded courtship of the loblolly pine and its cousins has reached its crescendo. Here’s when we’ll see relief.

The short answer: no. According to experts at North Carolina State University, that same yellow pine pollen that has coated almost everything recently is too large of a grain to be allergenic. Rather, ...

Scientists from the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) have compared several methods ...

To gather nightflower pollen, rest until the evening before the full moon. You have to be out in the wilds during the transition from evening to night-time for the ephemeral blossoms to actually open.

Pollen counts likely will exceed historical averages in 39 states this year as warmer weather starts to blanket much of the U.S., meteorologists are warning. Experts are urging those who suffer ...

A rotarod collects pollen grains and mold spores for a full day and is then examined under a microscope by pollen lab technicians. They examine the numbers and types of pollen grains. RELATED ...

IT'S that time of year again - hay fever sufferers are being warned to prepare for 2025's first pollen bomb. With parts of the country forecast to hit 20C today, the sunshine and warm weather will ...

Hay fever sufferers have been warned to expect “very high” levels of pollen in some parts of the UK, as the Met Office launched its national forecast on Thursday. Predictions showed high ...

Hay fever sufferers are steeling themselves as the UK anticipates its warmest day of the year, leading to warnings for those with pollen allergies. Brits have been basking in consecutive sunny days.

Monster Hunter Wilds' Nightflower Pollen is one of the game's most difficult items to collect and comes with a specific set of environmental requirements that have to be active before the pollen ...

A single ragweed plant can produce a billion grains of pollen per season and its pollen causes strong allergic reactions. Climate change is already having an impact, according to Dr Adams-Groom ...

Pollen counts are expected to be 10% to 20% higher in NJ this season, an allergist said. Pollen from some trees will reach its peak in early May. As winter winds down and spring approaches ...