Airborne fungi in Universiti Sains Malaysia: knowledge, density and diversity

Airborne fungi in Universiti Sains Malaysia: knowledge, density and diversity

Airborne fungi are among common contaminants in indoor and outdoor environments, leading to poor indoor air quality (IAQ), and to some extent, implicate health risks to humans worldwide. In Malaysia, fungal contamination in institutional buildings is rarely documented although these places are frequ...

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Main Authors: Azman, N.M (Author), Firdaus, R.B.R (Author), Ismail, N.A (Author), Rosli, H. (Author), Xin, T.K (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH 2021
Series:Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Subjects:
adult
Air Microbiology
Air Pollution, Indoor
air quality
Air quality
Airborne fungi
airborne fungus
Allergens
allergy
Article
Aspergillus
Awareness
Cladosporium
Contamination
Crack initiation
efficiency measurement
environmental factor
environmental monitoring
Environmental Monitoring
fungal contamination
Fungal contamination
Fungal diversity
Fungi
fungus
health impact
health risk
Health risks
human
Humans
indoor air
Indoor air environments
indoor air pollution
Indoor air pollution
Indoor air quality
Institutional building
knowledge
major clinical study
Malaysia
microbial diversity
microbiology
Morphological features
nonhuman
Outdoor environment
Penicillium
population density
species richness
student attitude
Students
Surveys
teacher
university
university sector
University students
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