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Pollen morphology of selected melliferous plants and its taxonomic implications using microscopy.

Microscopy research and technique - 1 Jul 2022

Attique Rafia, Zafar Muhammad, Ahmad Mushtaq, Zafar Sadia, Ghufran Muhammad Asad, Mustafa Muhammad Raza Ul, Yaseen Ghulam, Ahmad Latif, Sultana Shazia, Nabila, Zafar Aqeela, Majeed Salman

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This research aimed to explore the melliferous bee flora pollen from arid zones of District Attock, Islamabad Capital and Rawalpindi. Morpho-palynological features has provided key information for the classification and help to explain the taxonomy of several genera and species. Therefore, in this work, we examined the morphological characters of pollen potentially to be used for the species delimitation of bee...

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PMID: 35247018
DOI: 10.1002/jemt.24091

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