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Sentence Examples Hummingbirds are very adept at sipping nectar from any or all of these plant groups. The toilet is a mighty throne, and the tub is like a giant overturned turtle shell filled with nectar and ambrosia. Pistillate flowers are usually smaller than perfect flowers and produce nectar with lower sugar concentration. Insects such as bees facilitate pollination as they buzz from plant to plant while feeding on nectar or collecting pollen. At night, after a long day of gathering nectar, they gather at the hive entrance and begin fanning by vigorously beating their wings. Hangingflies usually occur in mesic habitats, including stream margins, slowly flying short distances and sometimes sipping nectar from blossoms. Instead of the usual metallic zinc taste it was more like something sweet, like syrup or nectar. Adults live on flower nectar and pollen and are especially fond of lantana and shepherd's needle. The female mining bee stocks each cell with pollen and nectar she collects from flowers and then deposits an egg on the food mass. The flowers do not bloom until nightfall, when they emit a mouse-like odour, and bats visit them for nectar and pollen. Most columbine flowers have backward-projecting spurs that contain rich nectar that can only be reached by hummingbirds. Just as the flies are unfaithful partners, some flowers are dishonest about signaling a nectar reward. Hummingbirds don't have much sense of smell, so the scent of the herbs won't deter them from seeking nectar from their blossoms. Many cooks assume that even a bottle of wine with the bouquet of paint-stripper will transform your lamb casserole into nectar. Pollinators visit flowers in search of oils, floral fragrances, pollen or floral nectar. At higher concentrations a large increase in nectar concentration results in only a small increase in visitation. The number of flowers per inflorescence and the volume of nectar secreted per flower were not correlated. Honeybee colonies rob honey from each other during periods of nectar dearth. Because females were also prevented from nectar feeding, they were provided with water and honey. One well-known example involves animals that feed on floral nectar but do not transfer pollen between flowers. Show More Sentences Also, the flowers provide nectar for bees, and this makes a delicious honey. Flowers offering both nectar and pollen were, as expected, pollinated by diverse small insects, including small bees. The dynamics of nectar secretion in an individual flower could be differentiated into four phases. The foliage is delightful, and hummingbirds enjoy sipping nectar from its smaller flowers. Optimal nectar concentrations have been predicted by a plethora of models that differ in detail and realism. Honey is made from flower nectar which is collected by the honeybees in spring, summer, and early autumn. Pollen weight and nectar concentration demonstrated a significant time trend. Legend has it that gods and demons fought a great battle for a pitcher of nectar, a drink to ensure immortality. The coffee was like nectar as Mahan took a hearty draught before sitting down behind his desk. But creating this delicious nectar of the gods is not only scientific, but potentially life threatening. The thirst that from the soul doth rise, doth ask a drink divine, but might I of Jove's nectar cup, I will not change for thine. His mouth filled with the thick nectar, the life bringing substance that he always craved but rarely indulged in. The industry fills a staggering 50 million-plus bottles of the amber nectar every year. She yanked open the fridge door and took out bottle of peach nectar, setting it on the counter. The restaurants also serve mango lasi, a popular Indian drink made with yogurt and mango nectar. She put it down and grabbed the peach nectar, putting it back into the fridge and returning the vodka to the cabinet, removing the evidence. With technological advancements, mangoes are processed into juice, nectar, squash, pulp, jam, and what not. Aidan had set out a repast of beef stew and warm, crusty white bread along with peach nectar to drink. Best known may be the Mango Melon Martini, a blend of vodka, Midori and mango nectar. Many possess, at the base of the ovary, a disc-like nectary from which nectar is secreted via modified stomata. Show More Sentences The floral nectaries are hidden inside a globose corolla, and produce abundant nectar. Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources. For nectarivorous birds, energy-expensive aggressive behavior may not be worthwhile for defending low nectar levels. Native social bees visit only male inflorescences in search of pollen and nectar. Indeed, until recently, it was generally believed that all members of the Neotropical genus Maxillaria lacked nectar. As adults, some soldier beetle species feed on nectar and pollen, while others are predators that hunt for aphids and other soft-bodied insects. Neuter flowers contained an average of 7.6 gl of nectar, and none were empty. A butterfly rested on the petals of a brilliant red flower, sipping nectar peacefully on a bright summer day. Orchids there use their purplish pink flowers and strong scent to dupe queen bumblebees into thinking the plants harbor nectar. These rewards include pseudopollen, wax or a viscid, resinous material secreted by the labellum and floral nectar. Unisexual flowers with three white petals produce numerous stamens or carpels and both present floral nectar. The liquid blue nectar was flowing like water until we bounced over to Metronome. A frog leaps off the bank into a shallow pond just as a hummingbird pauses for nectar from a flaming red salvia plant. Its flowers have rounded heads with ragged clusters of petals, and provide a rich supply of nectar. This constant movement causes water to evaporate, the nectar to thicken and the concentration of sugar to increase. All erect proteas are pollinated by sugarbirds, which visit the flowers for their nectar. There are certain minerals that some butterflies, such as swallowtails, sulfurs, and blues need that are not provided in a diet of nectar alone. He photographed many species of colourful sunbirds hovering and sipping nectar. During the bats' nocturnal searches for nectar, this feature provides an acoustic beacon to home in on. The new homogenizer is developed for homogenization of non-abrasive products as pasteurised milk, yoghurt milk, juice, and nectar. Show More Sentences Honesty flowers early in the year and provides nectar for early butterflies such as the orange tip. I was intrigued with how they gathered pollen and nectar from flowers to make honey. Instead, they make honey from the nectar they drink from nectar-making flowers. Honey ants store nectar in their bodies to sustain their colony during times of drought. Native Himalayan cliff bees must now compete with European honeybees for nectar. It is thought that honeybees can gather nectar and pollen from Australian plants without pollinating the plants. Those trees attract small honeybirds, wild parakeets and more due to the nectar in their flowers. Once the bee has made it home again, it barfs up the half-digested nectar and stores it in honeycombs. These bright red rainforest honeycreepers have long, curved bills that are ideally suited for sipping nectar from Hawaiian lobelias. After a Harris' checkerspot emerges from its chrysalis, it feeds on nectar from a wide variety of flowers. Without the ability to hover, hummingbirds would not be able to obtain nectar from flowers. Although the garden hosts a variety of nectar flowers, the butterflies concentrate when anise hyssop and Joe-pye weed bloom. Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar. I planted tall perennial phlox and purple coneflowers behind the Jupiter's-beard to provide color and nectar in July and August. And so I did, and we both took a short break to sip the amber nectar companionably. To check whether visitors looked for nectar, a small piece of the corolla spur was cut in some flowers during the field observations. The pollinating fly Philoliche aethiopica is unable to distinguish between the two, thus pollinating the orchid without a nectar reward. Workers foraged for two food materials, nectar and prey, and for two building materials, water and wood pulp. At about 3 weeks of age workers leave the hive as foragers who gather pollen and nectar and are exposed to a more variable environment. A comparison of specific organs revealed a huge difference in ethyl oleate found in the crop, an organ used for nectar storage. Show More Sentences Nothing turns from effervescent nectar to curdled crud as fast and as completely as comedy. Gulf fritillaries prefer the nectar of red and white flowers, such as Spanish needles and Lantana. In this species, there is only one nectar gland per cyathium, and petal-like appendages are lacking. On the underside of the head is the paired proboscis, which is used to suck nectar from flowers. The glands of the cyathium usually produce nectar, and pollination is mainly zoophilous. The report states that nectar glands occur only within the genus Eriocaulon. Bees carry pollen, nectar, or both, as well as propolis or water, back to the hive. By flowering early, the goat willow provides bees with both pollen and nectar when few other flowers are available. The development of the tongue and reduced dentition are reminiscent of the nectar feeding bats in the family Phyllostomidae. The eight lotus petals are the four mothers and four goddesses and the vase represents the vase containing the nectar of accomplishment. Teasel provides nectar for bees and butterflies, and the seedheads supply seeds for goldfinches and crossbills. Having extracted the sugary nectar from flowers, bees use enzymes in their saliva to split the sucrose into dextrose and fructose. That explains our eucalypts and tea trees, with their large open flowers full of nectar. The sunbird-asities have long downcurved bills that are well suited for extracting nectar from flowers. God has equipped the hummingbird with a needle-like bill that penetrates deep into flowers to extract nectar. Most biologists believe the famed waggle dance of the honeybee constitutes coded language that directs other bees to nectar and pollen. Remarkably, however, nectar is absent from those species that produce pseudopollen. Grape hyacinths, Pulmonaria, rock cress, azaleas, lilacs, wallflowers and pinks furnish nectar in early and mid-spring. The real show takes place in the Festhallen, wherein the beer runs like water and tastes like the nectar of the gods. The nectar is greatly concentrated and stored in wax cells, thousands of which form the honeycomb. Show More Sentences The white admiral feeds on flower nectar, the juice of overripe fruit and the sap of damaged trees. The adults of most species feed on nectar and honeydew produced by aphids and other sucking insects like leafhoppers, whiteflies and mealybugs. Ipomoea alba with longer flower tubes correspondingly had the highest mean total nectar volume per flower and nectary volume. The flowers were picked and crushed, and the nectar shaken into water in bowls made out of wirras. When there is an influx of nectar into the nest, the colony deploys more workers for foraging. The honeybees return to the hive and pass the nectar onto other worker bees. Forget the toy and just let Fluffy enjoy this colorful paper wrap saturated in pure catnip nectar. Jean's honey is mainly produced from the nectar of clover, alfalfa and fireweed. So they have a special drink called nectar, and they eat food which is ambrosia, which is immortal. When taking nectar, hummingbirds contacted anthers, receiving pollen on their bill. Adults of some Dolichopodinae have elongate mouthparts and are known to be anthophilous and feed on nectar. As the bee's proboscis is inserted into the flower it pushes past the retrorse anthers to the nectar at the base of the tube. Small flowers and red petals suggest pollination by small diptera or lepidoptera, but the flowers do not appear to produce nectar. These tiny flowers offer nectar in a shallow median depression on the lip surface. The main colour of the petals is violet, with distal parts being pale violet or white, and with dark violet ribs forming nectar guides. However, as in nectar production, the costs of flower longevity may also be high. Finally, nectar collects in the saccate nectary spur formed by the fusion of the margins of the labellum and the base of the column-foot. Both the vibrant colors and the nectar supply of the heliotrope are excellent attractants for the butterfly. They pierce the base of a flower to get at the nectar, and visit woodpecker and sapsucker holes for tree sap. When nectar resources are scarce, hummingbirds will also feed on sap from holes in trees made by sapsuckers. Show More Sentences The brilliant orange, red flowers of the scarlet runnerbean supply nectar all summer long for hummingbirds and butterflies. Suggests that intoxicating nectar may have inspired the mantic states of maenads and the Delphic oracle in ancient Greece. The nectar is sucrose-dominant but also contains low concentrations of glucose, fructose, free amino acids and possibly terpenoids. It can be eaten as is or made into a jelly, marmalade, nectar, squash, or sherbet. Hot winds will also reduce nectar secretion, thereby reducing flower attractiveness. With his wife supplying bacon sandwiches and hot dogs, and plenty of the amber nectar going down my thrapple, I was really enjoying myself. In my euphoric state it tasted of nectar, crisp, cool, subtle, delicious. Their leaves have nectaries, which produce nectar consumed by the ants. All feed primarily on plant material, either fruit, nectar or pollen. Granted, I still wear worn flannel jammies and drive a minivan, but now I remember to add the occasional shot of apricot nectar to my pulp-free juice. Honeysuckle and quince have nectar rich flowers and fruits follow. For example, some flowers that look white to us sport ultraviolet markings, showing butterflies exactly where to land and insert the proboscis for nectar. This group is morphologically characterized by boat-shaped extrafloral nectar cups and a long inflorescence axis exhibiting a more racemose arrangement of the flowers. If you live near a park or wooded area, it may provide habitat for Mourning Cloaks, admirals, and tiger swallowtails, who will foray into your yard for nectar. Their diet consists of nectar, pollen, flowers, fruits and unripe grains. In Africa there are the goliath beetles that can grow to a length of over five inches, where they noisily fly about looking for nectar and tree sap. They also convert nectar into honey and fill the comb with it. Also look for fig parrots and bumpy satinash which produces big white and golden flowers right down the trunk to ground level, providing nectar for pygmy possums at night. Ambrosia, nectar, soma, these swill through our myths and histories. They control everything from when animals sleep, wake, and are most alert, to when an insect emerges from its pupal case or a flower produces nectar. Show More Sentences The latter is an unidentified species of weevil that was observed feeding on nectar during two flowering seasons but carrying the four pollinia attached only once. He flitted from one idea to another, a bee looking for nectar. The nectar dribbled down their chins and dripped onto their chests. The water turnover rates of hummingbirds feeding on dilute nectar are more similar to those of amphibious and aquatic organisms than to those of terrestrial vertebrates. They find that birds are better able to discriminate differences in nectar concentrations at relatively low concentrations than at high concentrations. Playing it was comparable to drinking the nectar of the gods. Two varieties in particular are like the nectar of the gods to me. During this period, the species feeds on the nectar and pollen of flowering saguaros and organ pipe cactus, contributing to the successful pollination of these succulents. Create a living smorgasbord that includes plants with berries, foliage, fruit, nectar, nuts, pollen, sap, and seeds, so critters can dine on what they like. They also eat sap from sapsucker holes or from holes they themselves have drilled and also some fruit, flower nectar, seeds, and insects, especially flying ants. Being honeyeaters, black-eared miners will consume nectar, but most of their diet is insects that they find under the bark of mature mallee eucalypts. But also, a small beetle was observed on a single occasion feeding on nectar from the underneath of the mesochile where a nectar drop is usually found. The final result is nectar to many, myself included, although these whiskies also contain hints of iodine and seaweed and a taste of burnt wood that can disturb. As our wine supply diminishes, so each mouthful becomes nectar. Most pears grown today are either sold fresh or they're canned, dried, or processed into fruit cocktail, nectar, juice, baby food, or other familiar offerings. There is a vestigial non-functional perigynous disc and nectar is secreted by glandular trichomes distributed along the internal surface of the corolla. I'm used to Emily saying things like that, so I don't take any notice, just nod and pick up a bottle of peach nectar off the shelf, slosh it around, wrinkle my nose. Frequently, he pauses to alight and hang beneath the drooping stem of a bluebell to sip nectar, his pale sulphurous wings contrasting splendidly with the deep blue flowers. Propose a worthy toast, raise the goblets to your lips, bury your nose in the mint, inhale a deep breath of its fragrance and sip the nectar of the gods. Yesterday there were two brilliant emerald sunbirds looking for nectar. Show More Sentences Agave nectar is a fruit sugar, which absorbs more slowly into the bloodstream and is suitable for diabetics, since it's much lower on the glycemic index. Although many birds visit the flowers for nectar, purple sunbirds are the only ones that forage from the legitimate position between the standard and the keel. Hummingbirds often pick up nectar mites when they visit flowers. Then, as if succumbing to the charms of its nectar, the novel becomes more extravagant as it progresses. The clearest examples are certain mosquito species in which the mouthparts of males are adapted for drinking nectar and those of females for imbibing blood. Our one bird feeder, a bright red plastic affair filled with nectar for the hummingbirds, has so far attracted only ants. Orchid pollinator needs for nectar can increase the pollination of rewardless orchids through pollinator visitation to facilitation plants. Herbivores included consumers of pollen, nectar, or homopteran egesta, and predators included parasites. To get the calorie count down to a waistline-friendly 10 calories, LOCA is sweetened with a proprietary blend of agave nectar and stevia. Like hummingbirds, South American long-tongued bats hover at flowers and feed on sugar-rich nectar. Only the ooaa still lives in the forests of Hawaii, feeding on insects and some nectar. Different bat species have different diets including insects, nectar, pollen, fruit and even vertebrates. They produce copious amounts of pollen and nectar that are attractive to insects. All flowers produce nectar, the functionally female flowers producing it in greater volume and with a higher sugar content. The nectar and copious dull yellow ochre pollen are collected by honeybees as food sources. When flowering, however, proteas and ericas attract sunbirds, sugarbirds, and other species in search of nectar. Both predatory and parasitoid insects need plenty of nectar and pollen to keep their energy up. Tantalizing top notes of pink freesia kissed by the nectar of ruby-red pomegranate captivate the senses. The Czech lands have been famous for centuries for producing some of the finest amber nectar in the world. Squirrel-like tree shrews in the forests of northwest Borneo rest on the rims of pitcher plants and lick up nectar. Show More Sentences In the jimsonweed that she studies, hawkmoths deliver pollen in exchange for nectar, but also lay eggs on the plants. Some of the most popular nectar plants used in butterfly gardens include butterfly bush and butterfly weed. The adults nectar from flowers including fogfruit, salt marsh fleabane, blue mistflower, thistle, verbena, red clover, and sweet pepperbush. The nectary is of the cuniculus type and produces an insufficient amount of nectar for quantification of total sugar content. Syrphid files Often mistaken for bees, flies in this group visit wild flowers to get nectar. The sweet liquid produced from bees regurgitating nectar must now be 100 percent natural. Other recommended nectar plants include Caryopteris, Monarda, Joe Pye weed, asters, sedums, Echinacea, marigolds, lantana, verbenas and zinnia. The fragrance uses orchids, night-blooming jasmine, green island palms and orange blossom nectar to envelop the skin in the scent. Venus flytrap, worldwide This plant lures flies into its trap with pink leaves that ooze nectar. Biodiversity of yeast mycoflora in nectar of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis and ixora coccinea flowers. Fortunately, once in the beergarden with the good Doctor and a cold and frothy schooner of the amber nectar, everything fell into place. Andrew Hurly says that his team has tested the birds on arrays of fake flowers, only half of which hold nectar. The Eryngium, or Sea Holly, is again valuable for late summer flowering and also attracts nectar hunting insects. The first is a traditional scroll showing creation according to the Santals, involving cows, divine nectar and ensuing humankind. And in between comes the nectar of apples dipped in honey, sweet pomegranates and tzimmes. Manuka honey is made from the nectar of Australian Leptospermum shrubs, which are known to have antibacterial properties. The water of Lhasa is of all lands, But nectar like chang and arak abound only in our birthland. From its surface, he insisted, plain food became ambrosia, water nectar, and the duffest dope would blow your mind. Upon arising early in the morning, he is to bathe, and cleanse himself in the pool of nectar. Other food sources are the buds of young leaves, and flowers which provide nectar and pollen. Show More Sentences Gardeners should plant pots in their gardens or window ledges with nectar sources such as catmint, lavender, cranesbill, oregano and echinacea, he urged. The flowers are cleistogamous, producing little pollen and no nectar, and attracting few insect visitors, and the petals fall off after only a few hours. In the painting, a tiny happyface spider clings to a leaf in the foreground as honeycreepers and other birds seek nectar, insects, and berries amid the dense foliage. Fear's fire to fervency, which makes love's sweet prove nectar. Foxgloves, hellebores, wallflowers, red valerian, ice plant and Verbena bonariensis all produce loads of nectar, as do many winter-flowering heathers. The Large Mason Bee is Britain's rarest solitary bee and is found only at two sites where it forages nectar from horseshoe vetch, bramble and bugle. Making one is easy if you choose Mediterranean-style plants including lavender, euphorbias, cistus, santolina and phlomis, which provide plenty of nectar and pollen. The bat, which sips nectar from flowers, has a long, pointy lower lip. A survey of the assortment of insects whose activities are fueled by nectar and pollen of saw palmetto flowers might illuminate part of a larger ecological network. Going by the common name of butterfly bush, its tiny flowers packed into long racemes are full of nectar, magnets for butterflies and other pollinating insects. And with more than a passing interest in Scottish malt whiskies, we decided to take them to some of the famous distilleries that produce the nectar they loved. Male crab spiders will sip nectar for a little energy boost. Self-compatible plants that cannot autogamously self-pollinate highly rely on pollinators for reproduction, such nectar robbing behaviours may affect plant reproduction. Bluebell flowers are rich in pollen and nectar, and are chiefly pollinated by bumblebees, although they are also visited by various other insects. What do guys think when they come to a party dipped in Axe perfumes? As if girls have nothing to do but behave like honey bees to suck their nectar. Bluh! In nature, dermestids can be found on old, dry carcasses, in bird and mammal nests, while the adults of some species visit flowers, where they feed on pollen and nectar. Ivies are of major ecological importance for their nectar and fruit production, both produced at times of the year when few other nectar or fruit sources are available. Since it is the Hindu belief that 1 day of the devatas is equal to 1 human year, the Kumbha Mela takes place every 12 years to celebrate the spilling of the nectar on earth. Mad honey poisoning occurs after people consume honey contaminated with grayanotoxin, a chemical contained in nectar from the Rhododendron species ponticum and luteum. And needless to say, the Western Australia row will eventually be filled in as well, though not before drinking a schooner of the amber nectar in Perth. Examples from Classical Literature I never saw the species there and took my one specimen in the abaca, where the bird was eating spiders, nectar, and pollen. They are very partial to the nectar enclosed within the calyces of rhododendron flowers. He may then, as he pushes down after nectar, leave some pollen upon the pistil, thus assisting in self-pollination. Insect-fertilizable or entomophilous flowers are those which are sought by insects, for pollen or for nectar, or for both. The cloud of Vaishnav enthusiasm melted in showers, their eyes dropped tears along with the nectar of kirtan. This ape has eaten the peaches, has drunk the nectar and also swallowed the pills of life. Bacchus supplied streams of nectar to its root, and vertumnus showered his choicest perfumes on its head. To hungry and thirsty climbers black bread and vin ordinaire taste like nectar and ambrosia. Even many of the saprophagous insects will sip nectar from these flowers. As Spring, Mother of many-coloured birth, doth rear The young light-hearted world, so Autumn drains The nectar of the world's maturity. These, as they devour nectar, dust themselves with the pollen near by. Pea protein, chia seeds, agave nectar and coconut water all now sit accusingly on my kitchen counter. Let us now suppose a little sweet juice or nectar to be excreted by the inner bases of the petals of a flower. Some are filled with crystal-clear water, the nectar of the gods. Some flower-bat tongues end in patches of hairlike protrusions that engorge with blood and extend outward into a nectar mop. As he spoke, he took a double cup of nectar, and placed it in his mother's hand. His carousals, too, were not of the most quiet kind, nor were his potations as mild as nectar. Colony foraging in different species of stingless bees and the regulation of individual nectar foraging. Adults nectar from flowers including blackberry, wild strawberry, Japanese honeysuckle, wild hyacinth, phlox, vervain, and red clover. While the prickles keep animals from eating the plant, the thistle's beautiful lavender flowers attract butterflies with their nectar. Show More Sentences With that they took the first swallow of the nectar that Lub had brewed. In order to reach this nectar the insect must hang to the bulky blossom. The relics of the bread and cheese were the ambrosia to this nectar. Quaffing nectar at mess with gods golden dishes, all ambrosial. Laurence and Aunt March shrugged and smiled at one another when water, lemonade, and coffee were found to be to only sorts of nectar which the three Hebes carried around. Insects that had once sipped bellflower nectar like pros fumbled bled like first-timers after they had been forced to partake of trefoils for a while. The wastrels already have an eager buyer lined up who will pay handsomely for the intoxicating nectar, which he will then sell on to his wealthy clients. The dead insects found in the nectar of balsa wood belonged to the orders Hymenoptera, Coleoptera, Diptera and Hemiptera, with great predominance of Hymenopterous species. Find more words! 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