Links of Interest

• Common Misconceptions of pollen and pollenation
• CSB/SJU Pollen Course, Spring 2004
• A list of allergenic pollen prepared by Sarah Hegg
• Basic dichotomous key, technical dichotomous key, and a polyclave key to pollen identification prepared by Mark Zenzen

Helpful Websites

• Pollen.com - includes pollen forecasts and information for allergy sufferers, detailed information about pollen seasons and lists of local allergenic plants
• Pollen as indicators of source areas and foraging resources - pictures of pollen grains using both acetolysis with a light microscope and a scanning electron microscope
• The WWW Virtual Library: Mycology - an extensive list of links to information about everything you'd need to know about fungi; taxonomy, field guides, general resources, identification, and more
• Indoor Fungi Resources - a resource for information about indoor mold and fungi, includes pictures, links and a few suggestions about preventing indoor fungi and dealing with existing indoor fungi
• The Amazing Kingdom of Fungi - extensive and fun website with many pictures and a variety of fungal information
• Multidata - source of rotorod supplies and source of pollen information
• Pollen Service - the Palynological laboratory of the Swedish Museum of Natural History is essentially the birthplace of modern pollen studies. 
• Picture library - picture key of photographs taken from a light microscope
• PalDat - a palynological data base developed to catalogue accumulated data from the University of Vienna Institute of Botany. 
• Allergy glossary - information on the major tree, weed, and grass species having pollens that cause allergic reactions. 
• St. Cloud Area Weather - Mitch's Automated Weather data for SE Morrison County.