Sentences with phrase «nectar plants include»

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Common threats include: loss of nesting and roosting sites, habitat fragmentation by conversion or destruction of vegetation, habitat fragmentation by excessive exposure of nectar plants to herbicides and pollinators to pesticides, over-hunting, disruption of nectar corridors required by migratory pollinators, and competition by invasive species65.

In fact, the observed nectar bleeding might actually be an early system that evolved to include the nectaries found in other plants today.

Some plants include caffeine in their nectar, tricking bees into encouraging their nest - mates to visit the plant with enthusiastic dances

Frommer and his lab have worked extensively on the family of SWEET sugar transporters, which play several key roles in plants, including producing nectar and transporting sugars from the leaves to other tissues.

The document also includes a list of monarch - attractive native nectar plants suitable for coastal areas.

Gelsemium sempervirens (Yellow jessamine, Yellow jasmine, Carolina jessamine, Carolina jasmine, evening trumpet flower, gelsemium, woodbine)-- a climbing vine with trumpet shaped yellow flowers that bloom from December to March, all parts of the plant, including the flower nectar, are poisonous

As the Xerces Society explains, these chemicals are used to kill sap - sucking and leaf - chewing insects; they are systemic, meaning they are absorbed by the plant tissues and expressed in all parts, including nectar and pollen.