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SUMMARY Those honeys which were microscopically analysed presented a reasonably large number of pollen forms — a total of 55 in 23 samples. The pollen spectrum analysis of two colonies observed indicated that the bees from these colonies were attracted by the same floral supplies, though in different places, at a distance of around 140 meters from one another. The majority of the pollen grains were classified as isolated pollen. In the dominant pollen class were included : Alchornia triplinervia, Eucalyptus robusta, Petroselinum hortense and Schinus terebinthifolius. Included among the plant species classified as accessory pollen yielders were, for example : Bidens sp., Byrsonima interniedia, Caesalpinia peltophoroides, Dalbergia sp., Eucalyptus rudis., E. tereticornis, Euphorbia splendens, Mimosa daleoides, Piptandenia rigida, Sorocea bonplandii and Trema micrantha.

THE POLLEN SPECTRUM OF THE HONEY OF TETRAGONISCA ANGUSTULA ANGUSTULA LATREILLE (APIDAE, MELIPONINAE)