Abstract
1. 1. Mold spore counts in Honolulu are much lower than in most mainland cities. 2. 2. Hormodendrum comprises 33 per cent and Alternaria less than 1 per cent of the total count. 3. 3. The average monthly plate count does not seem to be correlated with the incidence of asthma in children. 4. 4. Spore counts tend to be higher on windy days than on calm days, in spite of the direction of the wind. 5. 5. A method of minimizing the effect of wind on spore counts by the use of an “air sampler,” as described by Alvarez, was found to be fairly satisfactory.
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