The beech pollen allergens
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Abstract: Pollen season in Poland usually starts between the end of April till the beginning of May depending on the region. Beech pollen count reaches low and moderate levels. The author present current state of knowledge regarding beech pollen allergens and discuss their significance in allergic rhinitis.
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