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glands called nectaries or nectarines,
either within the
flowers with
which it
attracts pollinating animals, or by
extrafloral nectaries,
which provide...
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exhibit nectaries consisting of
densely arranged multicellular hairs resembling trichomes. In most of
Malvaceae s.l.,
these trichomatous nectaries are located...
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nectaries at the base of the
tepals (perigonal
nectaries) or
stamen filaments (Colchi****, Androcymbium) most taxa but the
absence of
septal nectaries...
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plants that have
extrafloral nectaries but no
other specialized structures for the ants.
These non-exclusive
nectaries allow a
variety of
animal species...
- in
which ****ebores' true
petals had been
modified into
nectaries; it is
usually these nectaries which become the
extra petals in double, semi-double and...
- roots,
which help keep the nest together.
Philodendrons have
extrafloral nectaries,
glands that
secrete nectar to
attract the ants. The philodendron, in...
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offered than pollen. The
flowers have
simple nectar guides, with the
nectaries usually hidden in
narrow tubes or spurs,
reached by the long "tongue"...
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either female or male, the
species is
called dioecious. Many
flowers have
nectaries,
which are
glands that
produce a
sugary fluid used to
attract pollinators...
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common and
important structural adaptations of ant
plants are
extrafloral nectaries, domatia, and (least commonly)
Beltian bodies.
Plant domatia are formed...
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Bumblebees have the
strength to open the
flowers and
reach the
single nectary at the top of the
flower on its inside. Some short-tongued bees will bore...