01545nab a2200313 a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026041000800067100003700075700003100112700003000143700003200173700002800205245017900233264000900412300001600421500002500437520046200462650002000924650001600944650002700960650001600987773014201003942000801145035001701153001000701170999001901177040003501196AR-ReUNN20260702003307.0260630s2006 ag |||||||||||||||||eng 0 aeng1 aTimmermann, Bárbara N.91544551 aMontenegro, Gloria91544051 aPeña, Raúl C.91544061 aMujica, Ana María91544071 aAvila, Guacolda915445610aPollen grains and vegetative structures in propolis as indicators of potential drugs in Chilean plants / G. Montenegro; B. N. Timmermann; R. C. Peña; A. M. Mujica; G. Avila 1c2006 a9 páginas ail., fot. byn., tbl. aPropolis is a complex product of the beehive. In Chile, propolis is only recently being submitted to systematic studies, particulary chemical analysis and scanning of pollen grains. We report the botanical origin of Chilean propolis from three Mediterranean type climate sites, Santa Cruz, Tanguao and Paine. We show that honey bees, Apis melifera, visit the introduced species of Eucalyptus globosa, Peamus boldus, Quillaja saponaria and Salix humboldtiana 4aPropoleos98950 4aPolen96254 4aMiel de Abejas9118745 4aChile944030 tPhyton : Revista Internacional de Botánica Experimental = International Journal of Experimental Botanyx0031-9457gv. 66 (2000)w238927 cART a(IBONE)34439238971 c238971d238971 aAR-ReUNNbspacAR-ReUNNeaacr2