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Pollen Grains & Honeydew A Guide for Identifying the Plant Sources in Honey

Handbook / Manual
By: Margaret Anne Adams(Author), Christine Coulsting(Contributor), Alan Riach(Contributor)
348 pages, colour photos
Pollen Grains & Honeydew
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  • Pollen Grains & Honeydew ISBN: 9781914934230 Paperback Dec 2021 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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This book describes, in detail, a simple approach for beekeepers, to identify the plant sources of their own honey. They will occasionally find they have a special honey, and then the jars can be labelled accordingly.

From 2019 to 2021, beekeepers from the UK and Continental Europe sent samples of their honey to the author, and the collection of digital photos her my own pollen slides, helped her to identify most of the pollens in their honey. These pollens and the honeydews found in most summer honey, feature in this book.

Christine Coulsting has contributed a section, describing how she deals with identifying pollens, found in her honey, but not in her pollen slide collection. Alan Riach's section details the calculations needed to proportion the pollens found in a sample of honey, to the flowers' nectar contributions.

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Handbook / Manual
By: Margaret Anne Adams(Author), Christine Coulsting(Contributor), Alan Riach(Contributor)
348 pages, colour photos
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