

Out of a desire to reduce the number of fruit, seeds and pods falling to the ground, urban planners in the U.S. have been planting male trees for decades—and it's made things worse for allergy sufferers as it has increased pollen in the air.
Out of a desire to reduce the number of fruit, seeds and pods falling to the ground, urban planners in the U.S. have been planting male trees for decades—and it's made things worse for allergy sufferers as it has increased pollen in the air.