Pecan, Willow and Sweetgum pollen have also been detected. The Oklahoma wind is only making matters worse. “You just can’t escape it. You know, if you live in an area that has no trees ...

and juniper trees. As the season goes on, expect to feel effects from pine, oak, pecan, ash, olive, and sycamore. Across the state, pollen levels range from medium high to high. Jennifer Lindahl ...

Pollen allergies can be miserable, but reacting to food because of a connection to pollen allergies can be even worse. See what we know ...

But pollen from Mulberry, Hackberry, Pine, Cedar, Cottonwood, Ash, Sycamore, Pecan, Maple, Sweetgum and Willow trees has been detected as well. The tree pollen levels will likely stay high until ...

Many flowers, shrubs, trees, and grasses make very little or even no pollen. And some species produce ... palm (male), pecan, pine, poplar (male), sycamore, walnut, willow (male).

Some nut trees, especially pecan, exhibit alternate bearing ... Allergic symptoms to black walnut pollen have also been observed in both horses and humans. Nuts are a good source of energy and ...

The pollen is a trigger for those with seasonal allergies, who may want to limit time outside or find ways to manage exposure ...

That's how challenging it can be for scientists to distinguish the tiny powdery pollen grains produced by fir, spruce and ...

Tree pollen levels are high this week, causing allergy symptoms to spike. Experts recommend proactive measures like ...

“I was just shocked that I had lost a big tree,” says Ray Koons who lives at the Pecan Valley Ranch neighborhood in Bullard. He says this specific tree was special to him. “I pick up pecans during ...