| | Samples | Total of pollen types | Main pollen types | Pollen types with minor importance (<5%) | Classification of the sample |
| | FC0 | 11 | Eucalyptus (85.3%) and Tibouchina (9.4%) | Arecaceae type 1, Faramea, Myrcia, Myrsine, Senna, Serjania, Solanum, Solanaceae type 1 and Solanaceae type 2 | Heterofloral with great contibution of Eucalyptus and Tibouchina | | JV1 | 6 | Eucalyptus (96.1%) | Fabaceae type 1, Faramea, Tibouchina, Myrcia and Paullinia | Monofloral | | JV2 | 9 | Eucalyptus (95.7%) | Alchornea, Faramea, Tibouchina, Mimosa, Myrcia, Myrsine Paullinia and Sida | Monofloral | | JV3 | 6 | Eucalyptus (96.6%) | Faramea, Mimosa scabrella, Myrcia, Paullinia and not identified type 1 | Monofloral | | EM4 | 8 | Tibouchina (87.8%) and Solanaceae type 2 (8.4%) | Eupatorium, Faramea, Myrcia, Paullinia, Desmodium and Vernonia | Heterofloral with great contribution of Tibouchina and Solanaceae | | JOV5 | 5 | Eucalyptus (87.9%) and Tibouchina (10.3%) | Arecaceae type 1, Fabaceae type 1and Myrcia | Heterofloral with great contribution of Eucalyptus and Tibouchina | | JOV6 | 8 | Eucalyptus (87.2%) and Senna (8.9%) | Alchornea, Crotalaria, Tibouchina, Myrcia, Paullinia and Vernonia | Heterofloral with great contribution of Eucalyptus and Senna | | JOV7 | 8 | Eucalyptus (91.4%) | Alchornea, Cassia, Tibouchina, Paullinia, Myrcia, Fabaceae type 1, and not identified type 2 | Monofloral | | FC8 | 13 | Eucalyptus (75.4%), Senna (11.9%) and Myrcia (6.6%) | Euterpe/Syagrus (2.4%), Eupatorium, Paullinia, Tibouchina, Combretum, Anadenanthera, Alchornea, Solanum, Piper and not identified type 3 | Heterofloral with great contribution of Eucalyptus, Senna and Myrcia | | JV9 | 16 | Eucalyptus (53.4%) and Tibouchina (28.6%) | Piper (4.7%), Alchornea (3.1%), Myrcia (2.8%), Paullinia, Aparisthmium, Faramea, Rudgea jasminoides, Sida, Myrsine, Senna, Cecropia, Solanum, Combretum and Cydista heterophylla | Heterofloral with great contribution of Eucalyptus and Tibouchina | | JV10 | 14 | Eucalyptus (59.5%), Tibouchina (13.9%), Combretum (8.2%) and Myrcia (6.5%) | Senna (3.0%), Alchornea (2.1%), Faramea (2.1%), Aparisthmium, Piper, Cydista heterophylla, Euterpe/Syagrus, Solanum, Myrsine and Rudgea jasminoides | Heterofloral with great contribution of Eucalyptus, Tibouchina, Combretum and Myrcia |
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