Collaborative melissopalynological analysis of honeys from colonies of Apis mellifera (Hymenoptera: Apidae), within South West, Nigeria was carried out but could not conclude the identification of some pollen types. However, donations of e-copy or hard copy of labelled identified photo cards of pollen types will be appreciated for future similar study.
FASASI, K. A.
Department of Biological Sciences,
Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences,
Osun State University,
P. M. B. 4494, 4494, Osogbo,
Osun State, Nigeria.
2348055804149; 23408032585328; [email protected]; [email protected]
Dear Kamilu,
I know some pollen types like the pictures: g. Lamiaceae (Hyptis); h. similar to Malpighiaceae (Byrsonima); q. Poaceae; s. similar to Malvaceae; and v. w. x. y. all similar to Fabaceae.
I hope I have helped with your work. But is important to have a scale.
Yours sincerely.
Thanks, Rodolfo Alves. Noted, there are specific magnifications for each photomicrographs.
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