Bee plants and nectars, pollen, secretion groupsin in Çatak district
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This survey is achieved between 2017-2020 date in order to determine groups of bee plant and nectar, pollen, secretion in province Çatak (Van) on perıyod of vegetation in March –November. Çatak, where is be provencial border of Van in east Anatolia of Turkey, locate in B9 square acording to quadrature system of Grid is preticted on graticul in global of Turkey above Davis. In the cours of survey, it interviewed with people are pertinenting of apiculture and the authorities. It is identfed bees and their favourite plant as a result of both interwiew of these people both floral studing in this area. It is collected 1000 plant example in the end of survey. It is determined that there are 523 taxon belong of 48 familia by taxonomic evaluation of these plant. It is determined that these taxa are 459 taxa herbaceous, 35 taxa are in bush form, 16 taxa are tree, 53 taxa are endemic and 21 taxa are cultivated plants.
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Nazime Öker
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Nazime Öker (Master Thesis). Bee plants and nectars, pollen, secretion groupsin in Çatak district, 2020, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.
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