Honey produced by bees from nectar collected primarily from plants of a single species is…

Honey produced by bees from nectar collected primarily from plants of a single species is called monofloral. For example, buckwheat, linden, sweet clover, sunflower, and others. It is obtained from specific types of nectar-producing plants growing in extensive areas. However, pure monofloral honey is rare, as the nectar of the main honey plant always contains impurities from other nectar-producing plants that bloom at the same time.