環境衛生研究所;Institute of Environmental HealthLI, CHIH-SHANCHIH-SHANLIKUO, YU-MEIYU-MEIKUO2008-09-152018-06-302008-09-152018-06-301994http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/81803Because of high relative humidity (60-90%) and mild temperature (15-37oC) all year round, fungi grow more quickly and easily in Taiwan, a subtropical country. Field evaluations of airborne fungi indoors and outdoors in two major types of cities (Taipei and Tai-Chi) in Taiwan were conducted during the fungus concentration peak season. Two-stage Andersen culture plate impactors were used to determine the number concentrations, genus and respirable fraction of indoor and outdoor fungi. The geometric mean concentrations of indoor and outdoor fungi in these two areas were found to be >1000 colony forming units (CFU) m-3. In addition, Aspergillus, Penicillium, Cladosporium and yeast were observed to be dominant and homes exceeded 1000 CFU m-3en-US真菌室內生物氣膠室內空氣品質環境衛生MICROFUNGIINDOOR BIOAEROSOLINDOOR AIR QUALITYENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH[SDGs]SDG3[SDGs]SDG11journal article