Honey is a natural pollinator of plants. They help dissolve pollen from flowers to flowers while collecting honey. As a result, seeds are produced that allow the propagation of plants.
Malaysia has a lot of oranges.
Acacia
Acacia tree is one of Malaysia's main sources of honey.
Acacia belongs to the family of Fabaceae. There are over 1300 species in the world. In Malaysia, the main species of acacia is Acacia mangium.
Generally, acacia has sap which is the source of honey collected by bees. Acacia is an invasive plant, meaning it easily grows and has a high resilience against adverse environmental conditions. It is used as an erosion control plant.
In Malaysia, all acacia manganese plantations before 1992 were developed by the federal government. Farms were established for the supply of pulpwood to the paper industry.
Currently there are about 80,000 hectares of acacia manganese afforestation in Malaysia Peninsula, 100,000 hectares in Sabah State and 8,000 hectares in Sarawak.
pineapple
Pineapple flowers are another major source of honey for bees.
In Johor province, pineapple plantation was selected as a list of about 50,000 acres of major pineapple producers.
Farmers usually ensure that the flowering of pineapple fits within a certain time frame to facilitate the harvesting process. Therefore, honey carrying honey in pineapple plantation, when there is no pineapple flowers around, you need to move honey anywhere (called "migration").
Gelam (Melaleuca cajuputi)
The tree of Melaleuca cajuputi belongs to the family of Myrtaceae. It is a tall tree with a height of 15 to 20 meters similar to that of Acacia. It has small creamy yellow flowers that appear on long spikes in the form of bottle brushes. Bees will collect honey from these small flowers.
The tree trunk is usually twisted. The characteristic of Zelam is that its bark is spongy like a banana tree. The color of the bark is a whitish beige and it may peel off like big paper. Here, it is also called Paper · Bork Tree.
In Malaysia, it is found in forests of old uplift coastal swamps. Kedah, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Kelantan, Terengganu State sandy beaches and the coastal alluvial plains behind the mangroves are plentiful.
Star fruit (Carambola)
Star fruits are tropical subtropical fruits. Malaysia is the world leader in star fruit production. Murray star fruit is known as climbing mountain.
The Star Fruit Tree can grow very quickly and it is possible to produce fruit at the age of 4 to 5 years.
A star fruit tree flower is a source of nectar. Star fruits make flowers bloom all year round. In Malaysia, we will have peaks from April to June and from October to December. BK Parka can expect a sudden increase in honey recovery during the peak season.
Dorian
Dorian's tree is native to Malaysia. Durian is a controversial fruit. Some people prefer fragrance while others others dislike it because of strong smell.
Durian's flowers are big and full of honey. Dorian is usually pollinated by bats, spiders, huge bees. It is the source of honey for beekeepers. Durian's flowering is seasonal, so beekeepers must observe the flowering season to prepare for migration program.
coconut
Coconut trees can be found mainly in coastal areas of Malaysia in Penang, Johor, Kelantan, Terengganu.
The flowering of coconut is not seasonal. It is a flower all the year round. The flower is yellow in color.
