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The pollen forecast levels are determined from sample collections taken at 32 local reporting stations across Canada. The pollen forecast is based on actual number of particles per cubic metre of air.

The fungal spores (mold) forecast levels are determined from sample collections taken at 32 local reporting stations across Canada. The fungal spores (mold) forecast is based on actual number of particles per cubic metre of air.

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