A "floral source" refers to the specific type of flower or plant from which a product, such as honey or essential oils, is derived. Different flowers produce distinct flavors, scents, and properties, making them valuable in various industries, including food, cosmetics, and medicine. For example, bees collect nectar from flowers to create honey, which can vary in taste depending on the floral source. Similarly, essential oils are extracted from the petals, leaves, or stems of plants, with each floral source contributing unique aromatic qualities and potential health benefits.