The "Atlas Polínico del NOA" is a comprehensive reference book that focuses on the morphology of pollen and spores and highlights their application in various scientific disciplines such as taxonomy, archaeology, bio-stratigraphy, and medicine. This work is particularly valuable for professionals engaged in aeropalynology, an emerging field that examines the analysis of pollen in the atmosphere and the climatic and environmental factors influencing their release and distribution. The atlas offers a unique collection of microphotographs that allow for the identification of pollen in its natural state, which is not the case in most existing atlases. The systematic arrangement of pollen species by families in alphabetical order, complemented by concise descriptions and high-quality microscopic images, makes this book an indispensable reference for scientists and students.