Sentences with NECTARIES
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"The flowers are designed to provide rich nectar, attracting pollinators to the nectaries."
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"The nectaries of certain plants secrete sweet, sugary substances to entice bees and butterflies."
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"Hummingbirds drink nectar from the nectaries of flowers."
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"The bees collect nectar from the flowers' nectaries and use it to make honey."
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"Some plants have hidden nectaries that can only be reached by specific pollinators."
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"The nectaries of certain orchids resemble female insects to attract male pollinators."
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"Butterflies taste the sweetness of the nectar using specialized sensory organs called nectaries."
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"Certain flowers have evolved to produce more nectar in their nectaries to outcompete other plants for pollinators."
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"The nectaries of some species of flowers can only be accessed by long-tongued insects."
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"Some plants have evolved bright colors or fragrances to attract pollinators to their nectaries."
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"Certain bees have long tongues that enable them to reach nectar from deep flower nectaries."
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"The flowers have small depressions, called nectaries, where nectar is stored."
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"Insects have evolved specialized mouthparts to reach and extract nectar from flower nectaries."
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"Certain species of ants have a symbiotic relationship with plants that provide them with nectar from specialized nectaries."
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"The hummingbird's long beak enables it to access nectar from deep flower nectaries."
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"Certain flowers have evolved to produce less nectar in their nectaries to conserve resources."
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"The nectaries of some plants are located at the base of the flower petals."
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"The nectar-secreting nectaries of flowers are a valuable food source for many insects."
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"Bees have a long proboscis that enables them to reach nectar from flower nectaries."
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"The evolution of nectaries in flowers has played a crucial role in the development of plant-pollinator relationships."
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"The flowers had hidden nectaries deep within their petals."
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"Bees are attracted to the nectaries of certain flowers."
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"The nectaries of the lily exuded a sweet fragrance."
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"Hummingbirds feed on the nectar found in nectaries."
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"In some plants, the nectaries are located at the base of the petals."
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"The butterflies used their long proboscises to reach the nectaries."
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"The orchid's nectaries were brightly colored to attract pollinators."
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"The bees gathered nectar from the nectaries and carried it back to the hive."
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"Certain insects have specialized mouthparts for accessing nectaries."
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"The plant evolved to have extra long nectaries to accommodate the proboscis of specific pollinators."
