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Abstract Background: Fungal respiratory allergy is believed to affect up to 30% of hayfever sufferers and up to 70% of severe asthmatics in the UK, however trends in fungal spore seasonality are not well described. Information about seasonal trends would help allergists determine sources of fungal sensitisation and aid disease management. Method: Daily monitoring was carried out at Leicester from 2007 to 2020 using a Burkard volumetric spore trap.
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