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1)Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air. Aerobiologists have traditionally been involved in the measurement and reporting of airborne pollen and fungal spores as a service to allergy sufferers.<br /> Yes, but not to much in this unit. Because we are study reproduction but in flower not to much.<br /> 3)Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes. Pollen grains have a hard coat that protects the sperm cells during the process of their movement from the stamens to the pistil of flowering plants or from the male cone to the female cone of coniferous plants. When pollen lands on a compatible pistil or female cone, it germinates and produces a pollen tube that transfers the sperm to the ovule. Individual pollen grains are small enough to require magnification to see detail. The study of pollen is called palynology and is highly useful in paleoecology, paleontology, archeology, and forensics.<br /> 2)Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> o Learn to recognize plants whose pollen you are allergic and the places where they live in order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> o Avoid outdoor activities at the time of allergies.<br /> or Stay as far as possible within the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> o Keep windows and ventilate closed rooms early in the morning. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with damp cloth.<br /> o Avoid contact with fumes and polluted places, as well as changes in temperature and physical exertion in times of allergy.<br /> <br /> 4)lily<br /> lily<br /> dahlia<br /> fusia<br /> pine<br /> acacias<br /> banana<br /> 5) The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high in most castellanomanchegas stations. Because these concentrations, the risk is greatest for allergic people in the coming days, and is recommended wherever possible to avoid direct contact with crops, gardens and rural areas where these plants abound.<br /> <br /> Other pollen types that cause allergies and who have registered for this week are that of plantains (plantains) with low levels, and parietarias (nettle-parietarias) reaching moderate levels in the city of Cuenca.<br /> <br /> Alternaria fungus spores kept at low levels in the atmosphere of the region and increase in the coming weeks Knowledge of atmospheric pollen levels is an indicator for monitoring plant flowering and producing pollen grains, processes that are of interest from the botanical point of view, phenology, environmental and agricultural, and health, since both health professionals and citizens who suffer from allergies, knowing the current atmospheric pollen content and the expected short-term Allergenic species may facilitate the prevention of these types of conditions.<br /> 1)sexual reproduction<br /> 2)internal fertilization. Because the embryon go out by the muther´ s body<br /> 3)the spermatozoo enter in the female´ s body and the spermatozoon and the ovul unit.<br /> 4) viviparous because the embryon go out by the muther´ body.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air. No, we are not studying it.<br /> 2)Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies.<br /> 1: Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> 2: Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live, such as parks, gardens, golf, mountain, etc. In order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> 3: Avoid outdoor activities in allergy season.<br /> 4: Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> 5: Try to keep the windows closed and ventilated rooms early. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with a damp cloth.<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> Pollen is a fine powder made up of microspores produced by male plants. It is also called flower sperm. <br /> Pollen carries the male gametes (reproductive cells) of seed plants. Seed plants include both conifers (plants whose seeds grow inside cones) and flowering plants. <br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> The plants which have pollen are flowering plants and coniferous plants.<br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> Olives and graminious pollen levels are very high in this moment, in Castilla - La Mancha, for allergic people is very dangerous, for this people it is recommended to avoid the open areas. In Cuenca, the planteins and nettles are moderated.

1) What is aerobiology? Are you studying this topyc in the unit? Why? <br /> <br /> - Aerobiology is a science dealing with airborne particles of biological origin, carried and transported passively with the air currents. Thus, small insects can concern an aerobiologist, whereas large insects and birds do not. Commonly, however, aerobiology is about pollen and spores in the air.<br /> - We have studied a little about it in the part of the sexual reproduction in plants.<br /> <br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies<br /> Pieces of advise:<br /> 1) Avoid contact with smoke and polluted places, as well as changes in temperature and physical effort in times of allergy.<br /> 2) You shouldn’t drive if you get antihistamines that cause sleep.<br /> 3) Avoid travell by bike or motorbike.<br /> 4) Pulverize house with water to clean the indoor air particles.<br /> 5) Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> <br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> - Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells).<br /> <br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> The flowering plants, mainly in spring and coniferous plants.<br /> <br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> Gramineous and olive pollen levels are high in Castilla-La Mancha. The risk is high for the allergic population, so it is advisable to stay away from garden crops and rural areas. Other pollen types that cause allergies are the plantains with low level and the parietarias with moderate levels in Cuenca. Alternaria fungus spores kept at low levels, but increase.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a field which focuses on the study of particles which are small enough to be passively carried in the air. These particles are often biological in origin, but this field is not just a subset of biology. They are pollen, viruses, dust and small organisms like bacteria and protozoa <br /> We aren´t studing aerobiology in this unit.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five advices about the allergics people.<br /> . -Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> -Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live (parks, gardens, golf, mountain, etc..) In order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> -Avoid outdoor activities at the time of allergies.<br /> -Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> -Keep windows closed and ventilate rooms early in the morning. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with damp cloth.<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes has the pollen?<br /> The pollen is the dust, more or less thick, which contains microgametofitos of seed plants (seed plants). The pollen grain is a durable cover that facilitates its viability while being transported to the plant which has caused another to produce the pollination process. The gametes that the pollen has are the sperm cells which are inside the cells of the pollen.<br /> 4) What type of plants have pollen?<br /> The type of plants which have pollen are simple plants (trees, grasses, and weeds) that do not have showy flowers. These plants manufacture small granules, light and dry that come made especially for transportation by wind.<br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high in most of castellano-manchegas stations.Due to these concentrations, the risk is greatest for allergic people. By this reason, is recommended wherever possible to avoid direct contact with crops, gardens and rural areas where these plants abound.<br /> <br /> Made by: Alvaro Gomez Martin 2º E/F

1) What is areobiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? <br /> Aerobiology is the study of airborne biological material. There is quite a lot of biological material in the air and the study of it reveals interesting and important relationships between organisms and their environment and our interaction (perhaps inadvertently) with them.<br /> We aren´t studying this in this unit.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies.<br /> 1.- Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> 2.-Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live, such as parks, gardens, golf, mountain, etc. In order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> 3.-Avoid outdoor activities in allergy season.<br /> 4.-Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> 5.-Try to keep the windows closed and ventilated rooms early. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with a damp cloth.<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells). Pollen grains have a hard coat that protects the sperm cells during the process of their movement from the stamens to the pistil of flowering plants or from the male cone to the female cone of coniferous plants.<br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> The flowering plants in flowers and the coniferous plants in trees and without flowers produce pollen.<br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high in most castellanomanchegas stations. Because these concentrations, the risk is greatest for allergic people in the coming days, and is recommended wherever possible to avoid direct contact with crops, gardens and rural areas where these plants abound.<br /> <br /> Other pollen types that cause allergies and who have registered for this week are that of plantains (plantains) with low levels, and parietarias (nettle-parietarias) reaching moderate levels in the city of Cuenca.<br /> <br /> Alternaria fungus spores kept at low levels in the atmosphere of the region and increase in the coming weeks.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? Why? -Aerobiology is a field which focuses on the study of particles which are small enough to be passively carried in the air. These particles are often biological in origin, but this field is not just a subset of biology. Aerobiologists can come from a number of different backgrounds, and can apply their knowledge in a variety of ways. For example, the meteorologists who do pollen counts are actually practicing a form of aerobiology. <br /> -We aren't studying aerobiology.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies<br /> -*Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the times in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> *Learning to recognize plants whose pollen you are allergic and the places where they live in order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> *Avoid outdoor activities at the time of allergies.<br /> *Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> *Keep windows closed and ventilate rooms early in the morning. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with damp cloth.<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> -Pollen is the male gametophyte of seed plants.Both gymnosperms (cone-bearing plants) and angiosperms (flowering plants) produce pollen as part of sexual reproduction.Each pollen grain typically consists of one to a few cells.The wall of the pollen grain consists of two layers, the exine and intine. The exine may be smooth or ornamented with spines, warts, granules, pores or furrows. The distinctive ornamentation permits the identification of the pollen grains.<br /> -It produces sperm cells, so it produces male gametes.<br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> -The flowering plants and the coniferous plants have pollen. The pollen has different color according to the plant to which it belongs.<br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high as usually is in Spring. But other stations are noticing the rise of pollen.It can be dangerous for people with allergies. It is advised to avoid the proximity to the plants.Other pollen types that cause allergies and who have registered for this week are that of low levels plantains, and parietarias.Alternaria fungus spores can level up.

1.-Arebiology is the study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials, as pollen, spores, microorganisms, or viruses. No, I think taht we don´t study this because we don´t have time<br /> 2.-Avoid as much as possible direct contact with crops, gardens and rural areas where these plants abound.<br /> 3.- Pollen is more or less thick, which contains microgametofitos of seed plants. It contains male gamets.<br /> 4.-The plants that reproduce sexually.<br /> 5.-Levels can be used for orientation by allergy sufferers to pollens indicated, following this categorization:<br /> Low Level: very sensitive people may experience symptoms.<br /> Middle level: many sensitive people may experience symptoms.<br /> High level: people with different type of sensitivity may experience symptoms.

1) What is aerobiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air.<br /> We aren´t studying this in the unit.<br /> <br /> 2)Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies.<br /> 1.- Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> 2.-Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live, such as parks, gardens, golf, mountain, etc. In order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> 3.-Avoid outdoor activities in allergy season.<br /> 4.-Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> 5.-Try to keep the windows closed and ventilated rooms early. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with a damp cloth.<br /> <br /> 3)What is pollen? What gametes has the pollen?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells). <br /> <br /> 4)What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> Plants with pollen are: Flowering plants and coniferous plants.<br /> <br /> 5)Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high in most castellanomanchegas stations. Because these concentrations, the risk is greatest for allergic people in the coming days, and is recommended wherever possible to avoid direct contact with crops, gardens and rural areas where these plants abound.<br /> Other pollen types that cause allergies and who have registered for this week are that of plantains (plantains) and parietarias (nettle-parietarias).<br /> Alternaria fungus spores kept at low levels in the atmosphere of the region and will increase in the coming weeks.

Made by: Ramón Martin Ventas 2ºF<br /> 1) What is arebiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses.<br /> We aren't studying this topic in this unit, because we have saw in other unit.<br /> <br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies.<br /> This is an advice for allergic in Toledo<br /> <br />  For allergic of Platanos de Paseo is so high and you must use a mask.<br />  For allergic of Graminias no problem with us because the level is very low.<br />  For allergic of Ortigas is in a medium level.<br />  For allergic of Llantenes<br />  For allergic of Pinos<br /> <br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> Pollen is the male gametes of flowers is an sexual cell.<br /> The pollen have spermatozoon. <br /> <br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> The plants that have pollen are:<br />  Flowering plants.<br />  Coniferous plants<br /> <br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> The levels of Graminias, chopos, acederas, pinos, ortigas and encinas is not very high but the level of Platano de Paseo is very high level in all Castilla-La-Mancha.

1) What is aerobiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> <br /> Aerobiology is a field which focuses on the study of particles which are small enough to be passively carried in the air. These particles are often biological in origin, but this field is not just a subset of biology. Yes, we are, because, for example, we are studying pollen and spores, which are carried by the air.<br /> <br /> 2) Analize this link: http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five pieces of advice about people with allergies<br /> <br /> Allergic people shouldn't walk frequently by streets.<br /> Allergic people shouldn't approach to London planes or planetrees.<br /> Allergic people shouldn't travel to Talavera in these weeks.<br /> Allergic people shouldn't grow or get near from true grasses, plantains or pellitories.<br /> <br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> <br /> Pollen is the male gametophyte of seed plants. Both gymnosperms (cone-bearing plants) and angiosperms (flowering plants) produce pollen as part of sexual reproduction. It has got male gametes.<br /> <br /> 4) What type of plants have got pollen?<br /> <br /> In flowers: flowering plants<br /> In trees: coniferous plants<br /> <br /> 5) Web: http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> <br /> In the zone of Toledo, in Talavera, pollen levels are increasing so you should be careful if you are an allergic person. Many grass plants produce potentially allergic pollen. Pollination of trees is not punctual this year, but pollen levels will increase this year. Moreover, some other pollen groups will appear and increase.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studying this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a field which focuses on the study of particles which are small enough to be passively carried in the air. These particles are often biological in origin, but this field is not just a subset of biology. Aerobiologists can come from a number of different backgrounds, and can apply their knowledge in a variety of ways. For example, the meteorologists who do pollen counts are actually practicing a form of aerobiology.<br /> We are studying it because it has to do with reproduction of plants.<br /> <br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five piece advice about people with allergies.<br /> 1- Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> 2- Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live in order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> 3- Avoid outdoor activities at the time of allergies.<br /> 4- Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> 5- Keep windows closed and ventilate rooms early in the morning. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with damp cloth.<br /> <br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes does pollen have?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells). Pollen grains have a hard coat that protects the sperm cells during the process of their movement from the stamens to the pistil of flowering plants or from the malecone to the female cone of coniferous plants.<br /> <br /> 4) What type of plants does pollen have?<br /> The flowering plants in flowers and the coniferous plants.<br /> <br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click on in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> The amounts of pollen collected have begun to increase over the previous week, and the diversity of pollen types. Among the pollens that cause allergies, highlights the increasing values of banana ride, reaching high levels in Talavera. It is recommended that this type allergic to pollen, avoid traffic on the streets and avenues where this species predominates in areas of landscaping. Among the herbaceous species whose pollen cause allergies, there have been low to moderate levels of nettles-parietarias, grasses and plantains.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air.<br /> We are not studying it, but the last part of the unit about the sexual reproduction of plants is related to aerobiology.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five advices about the allergics people.<br /> -To know the type of pollen you're allergic to, and the season in which it can be found in the atmosphere.<br /> -To know the type of pollen to which you're are allergic and the season in which they're found in the atmosphere.<br /> -To avoid outside activities during the time of allergy<br /> -To learn how to recognize the plants you're allergic to and the places where they are located(parks, gardens) <br /> -To wash your hair at night to clean the pollen acummulated during the day.<br /> -To avoid the contact with fumes and polluted places, as well as brusque changes in temperature and realize physical efforts during allergic periods.Evitar el contacto con humos y lugares polucionados, así como los cambios bruscos de temperatura y realizar esfuerzos físicos en épocas de alergia. <br /> 3)What is pollen? What gametes does the pollen have?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells).<br /> A pollen grain is formed by an external layer called exina and another layer called intina. There's a pore in this layer and in it's interior the vegetative cell which contains a nucleus and the male gametes(sperm cells) is found. Therefore, the gametes of pollen are the male gametes or sperm cells<br /> 4)What type of plants have pollen?<br /> Pollen grains have a hard coat that protects the sperm cells during the process of their movement from the stamens to the pistil of flowering plants or from the male cone to the female cone of coniferous plants. Consequently, the plants with pollen are the flowering plants and coniferous plants.<br /> 5)Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> In general, the levels of different types of allergy in this season which is Spring are usually elevated but there are some differences. Some levels such as the ones of the poaceae and the olives are really elevated, and people which are allergic to that must be careful with direct contact of harvests. Other levels such as the ones of nettles are in lower levels. <br /> JAIME I'M SORRY BUT THIS IS THE GOOD ONE. BYE

1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air.<br /> We are not studying it, but the last part of the unit about the sexual reproduction of plants is related to aerobiology.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five advices about the allergics people.<br /> -To know the type of pollen you're allergic to, and the season in which it can be found in the atmosphere.<br /> -To know the type of pollen to which you're are allergic and the season in which they're found in the atmosphere.<br /> -To avoid outside activities during the time of allergy<br /> -To learn how to recognize the plants you're allergic to and the places where they are located(parks, gardens) <br /> -To wash your hair at night to clean the pollen acummulated during the day.<br /> -To avoid the contact with fumes and polluted places, as well as brusque changes in temperature and realize physical efforts during allergic periods.Evitar el contacto con humos y lugares polucionados, así como los cambios bruscos de temperatura y realizar esfuerzos físicos en épocas de alergia. <br /> 3)What is pollen? What gametes does the pollen have?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells).<br /> A pollen grain is formed by an external layer called exina and another layer called intina. There's a pore in this layer and in it's interior the vegetative cell which contains a nucleus and the male gametes(sperm cells) is found. Therefore, the gametes of pollen are the male gametes or sperm cells<br /> 4)What type of plants have pollen?<br /> Pollen grains have a hard coat that protects the sperm cells during the process of their movement from the stamens to the pistil of flowering plants or from the male cone to the female cone of coniferous plants. Consequently, the plants with pollen are the flowering plants and coniferous plants.<br /> 5)Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> In general, the levels of different types of allergy in this season which is Spring are usually elevated but there are some differences. Some levels suhc the ones of the poaceae and the olives are really elevated, and people which are allergic to that must be careful with direct contact of harvests. Other levels such as the ones of nettles are in lower levels.Otros tipos polínicos que producen alergias y que se han registrado durante esta semana son el de los llantenes (Plantagos) con niveles bajos, y las parietarias (ortigas-parietarias) que alcanza niveles moderados en la ciudad de Cuenca.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aereobiology is a specialty of the biology which studies particles such as bacteria, fungal, spore, some insects.... that are transported by the air. In 2002 scientifist discovered that the algae and other small acuatic organism living in the clouds flying.<br /> We aren't analise aereobiology in this unit of the book.<br /> <br /> 2) Analize this link: http://admin.over-blog-kiwi.com/write/<br /> +This web site explain to the &quot;surfer&quot; the levels of pollen in Castilla-La-Mancha<br /> - It has a map divided into 6 main towns: Toledo, Ciudad Real, Talavera, Albacete, Guadalajara and Cuenca. If you click of a town you can see the prevision and the actual level of the differents allergen such as olive, oaks, gramineae...<br /> +It has a Weekly pollen Information to see the differents levels of allergens in a day.<br /> +It shows the differents allergens of Castilla-La-Mancha.<br /> +Recommendations to allergics such as don't go to crops, avoid rural areas....<br /> <br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes has the pollen?<br /> Pollen is in higher plants, the male fertilizing element of the flower. They are tiny grains of few tens of micrometers in diameter with a texture of coarse powder. This particles are expanded throught the air, but also insects transported pollen from one flower to another.<br /> <br /> 4) What type of plants have pollen?<br /> The plants which contained flowers are the flowering plants ( only in the flowering season mostly in spring) and the coniferous plants.<br /> <br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> The levels of gramineae and olive are now very high, due to that the risk for allergic people is more dangerous. It is recommended to avoid the open areas. The planteins and nettles are moderated in Cuenca and also the spores of fungi. The pollen in the oaks are moderated in all the seasons, while pollen of pine has low levels.

1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a field which focuses on the study of particles which are small enough to be passively carried in the air. These particles are often biological in origin, but this field is not just a subset of biology. They are pollen, viruses, dust, little insects and small organisms like bacteria and protozoa <br /> We aren´t studing aerobiology in this unit.<br /> 2) Analize this link:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen and write five advices about the allergics people.<br /> . - Knowing the type of pollen to which you are allergic and the era in which they are present in the atmosphere.<br /> - Learning to recognize plants whose pollen they're allergic to and the places where they live (parks, gardens, golf, mountain, etc..) In order to have no contact with them for the duration of pollination.<br /> - Avoid outdoor activities at the time of allergies.<br /> - Stay as far as possible, in the interior of the buildings on the highest concentration of pollen and windy days.<br /> - Keep windows closed and ventilate rooms early in the morning. No sweeping, use vacuum cleaner and dusting with damp cloth.<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes has the pollen?<br /> The pollen is the fertilizing element of flowering plants, consisting of fine, powdery, yellowish grains or spores, sometimes in masses. This small particles are dispersed through the air easily because they have microscopic spherical size. The insects also carry pollen to go from flower to flower. It contains inside the cell or male gamete flower, the sperm cells.<br /> 4) What type of plants have pollen?<br /> The flowering plants in flowers and the coniferous plants in trees and without flowers produce pollen.<br /> 5) Web:http://aerocam.uclm.es/niveles_de_polen. Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision.<br /> The levels of grass pollen and olive are very high. With these concentrations, the risk is greatest for allergic people, and is recommended to avoid the contact with crops, gardens and rural areas.<br /> Other pollen types that cause allergies are that of plantains with low levels, and parietarias or nettle with moderate levels.<br /> Alternaria fungus spores kept at low levels and increase in the coming weeks.<br /> The oak pollen levels are moderate, while pine pollen has low levels.

MAde by: MIguel sánchez Gómez 2ºE<br /> 1) What is arebiology? Are you studing this topic in the unit? Why?<br /> Aerobiology is a branch of biology that studies organic particles, such as bacteria, fungal spores, very small insects, pollen grains and viruses, which are passively transported by the air.<br /> Wea arent studying this in this unit.<br /> 2) Analize this link: http://admin.over-blog-kiwi.com/write/<br /> 3) What is pollen? What gametes has the pollen?<br /> Pollen is a fine to coarse powder containing the microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce the male gametes (sperm cells).In spanish(El polen es un polvo fino a grueso que contiene los gametofitos de plantas con semillas, que producen los gametos masculinos (espermatozoides).<br /> 4) What type of plants have pollen?<br /> THe plants which have pollen are: Flowering plants and coniferous plants.<br /> 5) Click in &quot;niveles de polen y resultados&quot; and write a summary about the results of the pollen tube and the prevision<br /> <br /> Jaime, the second question and the fifth question i dont know how to answer them because the link doesnt work to me.