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Fungal Bioaccumulation as a Proxy Indicator System for Urban Atmospheric Metal Contamination

Aero Microbiology

Heavy Metal Bioaccumulation in Airborne Fungi

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Aero Microbiology › Heavy Metal Bioaccumulation in Airborne Fungi

Fungal Bioaccumulation as a Proxy Indicator System for Urban Atmospheric Metal Contamination

This research develops and validates airborne fungal spores as cost-effective bioaccumulation indicators for spatial-temporal mapping of atmospheric heavy metal pollution across urban environments. The study establishes calibrated fungal bioaccumulation databases and demonstrates advantages over conventional particulate monitoring in identifying pollution hotspots and sources.

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