Bee Pollen Granular(Mixed Bee Pollen,Multiflower Pollen) is the male spore and provides all of the nutrients necessary for plant

Bee Pollen Granular is the male spore and provides all of the nutrients necessary for plant life as well as the precursors for plant sex hormones. Pollen is collected in the form of granular removed from the hind legs of returningbees. A great variety of pollen traps have been developed for this purpose. Mostuse two screens with 0.58mm diameter wires with 5 holes per 2.5cm that are separated by about 5mm. Other traps use perforated metal plates with about 4.7mm holes. The design of a pollen trap is crucial both to the effectiveness of collecting pollenand to the welfare of the colony. Bee collected pollen is not a uniform, distinctand easily characterized product. It consists of a blend of pollen grainsderived from many plant species in a given locality. The problem of chemical analysisof pollen becomes even more difficult because plant pollen sources not onlyvary by locations throughout the world, but also by season and year in a givenlocality.The multi-flower bee pollen granular commonly consists of different kinds of beepollen such as rape, buckwheat, Indian corn, sunflower, tea pollen etc. Differentpollen has different color, for example, the rape pollen is light yellow, thebuckwheat pollen is brown, the tea pollen is orange, etc. The distribution of eachkind in the multi-flower bee pollen is naturally formed and unstable.The nutritional makeup of Bee Pollen is extremely broad spectrum. The wide rangeof nutrients found in bee pollen include polyphenols, enzymes, and beneficial fattyacids, free amino acids, vitamin complexes, chelated minerals and trace elements,as well as a large array of phytonutrients that have yet to be identified.This nutritional diversity makes Bee Pollen an ideal dietary supplement as a complementand boost to a well-rounded diet.

Specifications:1) Protein: >15%2) Moisture content: <8%3) Impurity content: <2.0%Inner packing: 25kg/aluminum plastic bag

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