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Pine tree pollen seems to coat most of the South in ... building a billion-dollar fortune and growing up in the Bay Area ...

"From my knees down, it was all pollen-colored." Pine trees, like oaks and magnolias, rely on the wind to spread their sneeze-inducing, eye-watering pollen. And the prevalence of these types of ...

Spring’s warmer temperatures provide relief from winter, but for millions of Americans with allergies, the season also ushers in a surge of pollen, triggering sneezing, headaches, and watery eyes.

While other trees, grasses and weeds add to the mix of particulates, it’s pine pollen that descends ... The trend toward warmer winters means pollen season starts earlier. Warm weather lasting later ...

An example of this was when a pine tree in south Georgia was cut to the ground during land clearing. A video went viral last week when posted on YouTube of a yellow cloud rising into the air when the ...