Until the appearance of the Journal of ApiProduct and ApiMedical Science in January 2009 the dissemination of scientific information on bee products had been a haphazard business with each report fitting in where it could in a spectrum of publications ranging from medicine to botany and food technology to agriculture. The Journal of Apicultural Research (the flagship journal for the International Bee Research Association) gave a platform for a large number of such papers many examples of which are reviewed here.
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