-
plants in
glands called nectaries,
either within the
flowers with
which it
attracts pollinating animals, or by
extrafloral nectaries,
which provide a nutrient...
- cross-pollinated by
several species of
honeyeater and thornbill,
which visit nectaries on the
phyllodes and
brush against flowers,
transferring pollen between...
- roots,
which help keep the nest together.
Philodendrons have
extrafloral nectaries,
glands that
secrete nectar to
attract the ants. The philodendron, in...
- that is also used for
corolla tube and
calyx tube. It
often contains the
nectaries of the plant. It is
present in many
plant families,
although varies in...
-
factors such as wind and water. The
colour and
structure of flowers—such as
nectaries and
nectar guides—****ist in pollination.
After pollination, both **** cells...
-
Floral diagram of A. hippocastanum. The
light green structure denotes nectary.
Floral formula: ↘ K5 C2:2 A5+2 G(3)....
- have 5
petals attached to a
nectary disk, but in
Velascoa the
flowers are
campanulate and have an
extremely reduced nectary disk.
Apacheria - one species...
-
averaged eight seeds per plant.
Vicia faba also
produces extrafloral nectaries that
Lasius niger can feed from directly. The
Plebejus argus butterfly...
- to a
sugar sink,
often developing leaves or fruits. They are
found in
nectaries of
flowers and some
carnivorous plants.
Transfer cells are
specially found...
- to Bolivia. The
fifteen species in this
section are
characterised by a
nectary that is
fused with the base of the
flower tube and
petals that are partly...
