A total of 93 honey samples were analyzed from the Los Lagos Region (p
rovinces of Valdivia, Osorno, Llanquihue and Chiloe) in Chile, of whic
h 47 were monofloral and the rest polyfloral. The majority of the mono
floral honeys were ulmo ones (37 honeys), characterized by the presenc
e of Eucryphia-Lotus-Eucalyptus pollen. Five willow honeys containing
Salix-Eucryphia-Lotus pollen were also identified together with 3 mono
floral tineo honeys, with a predominance of Weinmannia-Salix-Eucryphia
, a single rape honey (Brassica spp.) and another of while clover (Tri
folium repens). The polyfloral honeys contain high quantities of polle
n characteristic of monofloral honeys, along with pollen of other plan
ts (especially nectar-producing ones). The following classification fo
r this group of honeys is proposed: Polyfloral I and II (Eucryphia pre
dominant), Polyfloral III (Weinmannia predominant), Polyfloral IV (Lot
us predominant), Polyfloral V and VI (co-predominance of two and three
taxa respectively, in different combinations).