The potential of the Honeydew honey from Montesinho Natural Park oak forest as a non-wood forest product

A superior quality product and its relationship with the floral richness of the Montesinho Natural Park in Bragança, Portugal

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Locație
  • Portugal
Autori
  • María Shantal Rodríguez-Flores
  • Soraia Isabel Domingues Marcos Falcão
Scop
  • Dissemination
Tip fișier
Factsheet
Dimensiunea fișierului
921 kB
Creat pe
08-12-2023
Limba de origine
English
Site-ul oficial al proiectului
ResAlliance
Licență
CC BY-NC-ND

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