Figures & data
Table 1 Pollen identification and sensory characteristics of Chinese unifloral honeys.a
Figure 1 Micro-structure of pollen granules from several unifloral honeys. (a) Acacia honey; (b) Vetch honey; (c) Linden honey; (d) Red date honey; (e) Coptidis honey. (Color figure available online.)
![Figure 1 Micro-structure of pollen granules from several unifloral honeys. (a) Acacia honey; (b) Vetch honey; (c) Linden honey; (d) Red date honey; (e) Coptidis honey. (Color figure available online.)](/cms/asset/fe908311-5abe-473d-9a90-4da2c8838228/ljfp_a_613510_o_f0001g.jpg)
Figure 2 Chromatogram of amino acids. (a) Chromatogram of 17 amino acid standards; (b) typical chromatogram of a sample (Linden honey). 1. Asp; 2. Glu; 3. Ser; 4. Gly; 5. His; 6. Arg; 7. Thr; 8. Ala; 9. Pro; 10. Tyr; 11. Val; 12. Met; 13. Cys; 14. Ile; 15. Leu; 16. Nle (internal standard); 17. Phe; 18. Lys. (Color figure available online.)
![Figure 2 Chromatogram of amino acids. (a) Chromatogram of 17 amino acid standards; (b) typical chromatogram of a sample (Linden honey). 1. Asp; 2. Glu; 3. Ser; 4. Gly; 5. His; 6. Arg; 7. Thr; 8. Ala; 9. Pro; 10. Tyr; 11. Val; 12. Met; 13. Cys; 14. Ile; 15. Leu; 16. Nle (internal standard); 17. Phe; 18. Lys. (Color figure available online.)](/cms/asset/80cf6067-cec4-45f7-9774-fd8804102710/ljfp_a_613510_o_f0002g.jpg)