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Identification and Evaluation of Factors Affecting Nectar Volume and Concentrations of Croton Macrostachyus Hochst.ex Delile
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Abstract
Background: Secretion of nectar is highly influenced by many factors and the objective of the study was also to evaluate factors affecting concentrations of nectar of Croton macrostachyus Hochst.ex Delile. Age of plants highly affect nectar concentration and volume. Honey quality and its medicinal values depends on plants species variety and their sucrose concentration quality and quantity which is governed by many biotic and abiotic factors as well micro climate of the area. Wholesale of nectar and concentration of tend to show more differences in time of day for species study undertaken.Results: As results publicized that nectar concentration and volume of youngest age was not more affected by temperature and relative humidity like that of medium and oldest ages. Temperature and age have significant effect on volume (p = 0.0001) and their interactions is also significant (p = 0.01145). Temperature has significant effects on nectar concentration (p = 0.000). Interaction of relative humidity, time, and layers has significant effects on nectar concentration (p = 0.0024012). The oldest plants had the highest concentration of 10.1 w/w mornings and afternoon 36.5 w/w at 4:00 PM for whereas medium plants had nectar concentration of 5.7 w/w morning and afternoon 16.7 w/w and the smaller or younger plants had nectar concentration of 2.7 w/w mornings and afternoon 9.1 w/w and this shows age significantly affect nectar concentration and volume.Conclusions:Concentration and volume were affected by many biotic and abiotic factors. I conclude imminent fever intensification could harm nectar production since for croton also no nectar could be collected at 30 C⁰ and no nectar recreation was observed after this peak temperature this indicates environmental change can increase the temperature which will have negative influences on honey production in the future unless we combat against climate change which will affect honey production and productivity for the country and we will lose honey and its medicinal values also.
Title: Identification and Evaluation of Factors Affecting Nectar Volume and Concentrations of Croton Macrostachyus Hochst.ex Delile
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Abstract
Background: Secretion of nectar is highly influenced by many factors and the objective of the study was also to evaluate factors affecting concentrations of nectar of Croton macrostachyus Hochst.
ex Delile.
Age of plants highly affect nectar concentration and volume.
Honey quality and its medicinal values depends on plants species variety and their sucrose concentration quality and quantity which is governed by many biotic and abiotic factors as well micro climate of the area.
Wholesale of nectar and concentration of tend to show more differences in time of day for species study undertaken.
Results: As results publicized that nectar concentration and volume of youngest age was not more affected by temperature and relative humidity like that of medium and oldest ages.
Temperature and age have significant effect on volume (p = 0.
0001) and their interactions is also significant (p = 0.
01145).
Temperature has significant effects on nectar concentration (p = 0.
000).
Interaction of relative humidity, time, and layers has significant effects on nectar concentration (p = 0.
0024012).
The oldest plants had the highest concentration of 10.
1 w/w mornings and afternoon 36.
5 w/w at 4:00 PM for whereas medium plants had nectar concentration of 5.
7 w/w morning and afternoon 16.
7 w/w and the smaller or younger plants had nectar concentration of 2.
7 w/w mornings and afternoon 9.
1 w/w and this shows age significantly affect nectar concentration and volume.
Conclusions:Concentration and volume were affected by many biotic and abiotic factors.
I conclude imminent fever intensification could harm nectar production since for croton also no nectar could be collected at 30 C⁰ and no nectar recreation was observed after this peak temperature this indicates environmental change can increase the temperature which will have negative influences on honey production in the future unless we combat against climate change which will affect honey production and productivity for the country and we will lose honey and its medicinal values also.
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