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Various counting rules are used for spore trap analysis. Partial count can lead to concentration errors. This paper demonstrates that the number of traverses counted affects the final results.

Graphical abstract: The effect of the number of counted traverses on the estimation of the total spore count sampled on a non-cultivable slit impactor

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