Table 3 Plant sample information

From: Tracing the botanical origins of UK heather honey by relative quantification of plant DNA

ID^a	species	family	common name	region
CV01	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	East
CV02	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	East
CV03	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV04	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV05	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV06	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV07^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	Wales
CV08^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	Wales
CV09^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	North East
CV10^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV11^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	South West
CV12^a	Calluna vulgaris	Ericaceae	ling heather	Scotland
Da^a	Taraxacum spp.	Asteraceae	dandelion	Scotland
EC01	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC02	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC03	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC04	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC05^a	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	North East
EC06^a	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC07^a	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
EC08^a	Erica cinerea	Ericaceae	bell heather	South West
ET^a	Erica tetralix	Ericaceae	cross-leaved heath	South West
Mi^a	Mentha spp.	Lamiaceae	mint	South West
PE^a	Potentilla erecta	Rosaceae	tormentil	Scotland
PV^a	Prunella vulgaris	Lamiaceae	selfheal	Scotland
RF^a	Rubus fruticosus	Rosaceae	bramble	Scotland
RW^a	Chamaenerion angustifolium	Onagraceae	rosebay willowherb	Scotland
SC^a	Silene coronaria	Caryophyllaceae	rose campion	Scotland
SP^a	Succisa pratensis	Caprifoliaceae	devil’s-bit scabious	Scotland
Th^a	Cirsium or Carduus spp.	Asteraceae	thistle	Scotland

ID^a indicates a sample that was a leaf cutting (not fresh).

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