Pollen report

Vegetation in town:
Information guide about plants with allergenic pollens

 

Pollen diary
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Updated 22nd of March

As spring gets underway, the first birch pollens are entering the air over much of France, mainly north of a line between Bordeaux and Grenoble, and will soon be causing allergy sufferers some discomfort.

Around the Mediterranean, Cupressaceae pollens (cypress...) will continue to bother allergy sufferers, with a high risk of allergy. Plane tree pollens are arriving from the south of the country, with a low to medium risk of allergy.

Oak and grass pollens will also be found on the western facade and around the Mediterranean, with a low risk of allergy. 

The current mix of poplar, hornbeam, willow, alder, plane tree, oak, grass, ash, birch and cypress pollens could raise the allergy risk to medium in many départements.

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