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Floral origin of honeys
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Mon, 26 Sep 1994 09:13:04 EDT
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|Date: 9-26-94  9:12am
|From: David Winkler:ncieib:nih
|  To: ¤BEE-L@ALBNYVM1‡:BITNET
|Subj: Floral origin of honeys
|In-Reply-To: Message from ¤BEE-L@ALBNYVM1‡:BITNET of 9-25-94
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Santford Overton and John Manura used an organic purge and trap system
for analysis of 102 volatile organic compounds from a
number of honey sources.  Ref:  American Laboratory, April 94 p 45-52
Their address is Scientific Instrument Services, Inc., 1027 Old York Rd,
Ringoes, NJ  08551  Phone 908-788-5550.
 
David Winkler

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