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Recent Studies on Honey Varietals |
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Litchi (lychee) honeyRepresentative source: recent mono-floral quality evaluation (MDPI Foods, 2025). PMCMDPI
Key findings:Comprehensive compositional profile (2025 Foods paper). A 2025 MDPI Foods study evaluated physicochemical, sugar profile, and volatile compounds of litchi honey from Southern China and provided quality benchmarks for mono-floral litchi honey. The study highlights unique volatile fingerprints that help authenticate litchi honey. PMC Antioxidant & antimicrobial indicators. Litchi honey samples showed measurable phenolic content and antioxidant activity; other earlier regional studies also report antibacterial effects correlated with phenolic levels. ResearchGateOpenPR Flavour / culinary value. Volatile profiles (floral, fruity esters) make litchi honey desirable for premium culinary uses and value-added products.
| | | Macadamia honey
Representative source: phenolic/marker compound profiling in a multi-monofloral study (USC research compendium / profiling PDF). USC ResearchResearchGate Key findingsDistinct phenolic marker profile. Recent profiling work shows macadamia (Macadamia integrifolia) honey had the highest number of marker compounds among the examined honeys (example markers: kojic acid, gallic acid, epigallocatechin, vanillic acid, taxifolin). These markers enable botanical authentication and suggest bioactive potential. USC Research Potential antioxidant capacity. The phenolic suite in macadamia honey implies measurable antioxidant activity (though absolute activity varies by origin).
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