Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)

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Forcone, Alicia; Tellería, María Cristina
Año de publicación
1998
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español castellano
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Thirty two samples of honeys from the lower valley of the Chubut River were analyzed. Most samples contained less than 2000 grains/g. Honeys were classified as Tamarix galilea (14 samples), Eucalyptus type (1 sample), Medicago sativa (1 sample) and mixed honey (16 samples). Pollen types were identified using a collection of reference pollen slides. Both the pollen from honeys and the pollen from de reference material were subjected to acetolysis. The most important source of néctar in the lower valley of Chubut River honeys is Tamarix galilea, but the importance of Medicago sativa, in spite of its low intra-sample ffequence, is also discussed. Asteraceae and Fabaceae are the best represented families followed by Brassicaceae. Pollen of the native vegetation was well represented and allowed to differentiate these honeys from others in Argentina.
Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo
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Ciencias Naturales
Pollen
Honey
Honeybees
Patagonia
Polen
Miel
Abejas melíferas
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
Palynological characterization of honeys from the lower valley of the Chubut River (Argentina)
title Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
spellingShingle Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
Forcone, Alicia
Ciencias Naturales
Pollen
Honey
Honeybees
Patagonia
Polen
Miel
Abejas melíferas
title_short Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
title_full Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
title_fullStr Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
title_full_unstemmed Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
title_sort Caracterización palinológica de las mieles del valle inferior del Río Chubut (Argentina)
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Forcone, Alicia
Tellería, María Cristina
author Forcone, Alicia
author_facet Forcone, Alicia
Tellería, María Cristina
author_role author
author2 Tellería, María Cristina
author2_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Naturales
Pollen
Honey
Honeybees
Patagonia
Polen
Miel
Abejas melíferas
topic Ciencias Naturales
Pollen
Honey
Honeybees
Patagonia
Polen
Miel
Abejas melíferas
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Thirty two samples of honeys from the lower valley of the Chubut River were analyzed. Most samples contained less than 2000 grains/g. Honeys were classified as Tamarix galilea (14 samples), Eucalyptus type (1 sample), Medicago sativa (1 sample) and mixed honey (16 samples). Pollen types were identified using a collection of reference pollen slides. Both the pollen from honeys and the pollen from de reference material were subjected to acetolysis. The most important source of néctar in the lower valley of Chubut River honeys is Tamarix galilea, but the importance of Medicago sativa, in spite of its low intra-sample ffequence, is also discussed. Asteraceae and Fabaceae are the best represented families followed by Brassicaceae. Pollen of the native vegetation was well represented and allowed to differentiate these honeys from others in Argentina.
Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo
description Thirty two samples of honeys from the lower valley of the Chubut River were analyzed. Most samples contained less than 2000 grains/g. Honeys were classified as Tamarix galilea (14 samples), Eucalyptus type (1 sample), Medicago sativa (1 sample) and mixed honey (16 samples). Pollen types were identified using a collection of reference pollen slides. Both the pollen from honeys and the pollen from de reference material were subjected to acetolysis. The most important source of néctar in the lower valley of Chubut River honeys is Tamarix galilea, but the importance of Medicago sativa, in spite of its low intra-sample ffequence, is also discussed. Asteraceae and Fabaceae are the best represented families followed by Brassicaceae. Pollen of the native vegetation was well represented and allowed to differentiate these honeys from others in Argentina.
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