nectariferous (Meaning)
Wordnet
nectariferous (a)
possessing nectaries
Webster
nectariferous (a.)
Secreting nectar; -- said of blossoms or their parts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nectariferous
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nectariferous Sentence Examples
- Bees eagerly visit nectariferous flowers, lured by their sweet allure.
- The trumpet vine's nectariferous sepals attract hummingbirds like magnets.
- The nectariferous bracts of the poinsettia provide food for various insects.
- Buttercups possess nectariferous glands that attract a wide range of pollinators.
- The nectariferous petals of the magnolia tree exude a captivating fragrance.
- The nectariferous glands on tomato plants secrete a sugary liquid that entices insects for pollination.
- Orchids often feature highly nectariferous flowers to attract pollinators, such as moths and butterflies.
- The nectariferous stems of agave plants are used to produce traditional mescal and tequila.
- Some nectariferous plants have developed specialized structures to protect their nectar from uninvited visitors.
- The abundance of nectariferous plants in a given area significantly contributes to the biodiversity of the local ecosystem.
FAQs About the word nectariferous
possessing nectariesSecreting nectar; -- said of blossoms or their parts.
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Bees eagerly visit nectariferous flowers, lured by their sweet allure.
The trumpet vine's nectariferous sepals attract hummingbirds like magnets.
The nectariferous bracts of the poinsettia provide food for various insects.
Buttercups possess nectariferous glands that attract a wide range of pollinators.
