nectar

Flower is often fertilize by bee AS they gather nectar.

"Every night after the bees were asleep, I weighed the flipped hives, " she said, but the bees continued to haul in as much nectar as ever.

A bee hovers over a flower to see if it has nectar to collect.

I hope I can relate them with at least a hint of the nectar that I felt as he told me such sublime pastimes.

However, I thought that TM just did not have the merits to consume the nectar pills as he was no longer able to take in any solid food.

as the asuras rushed to take the nectar , the frightened devas appealed to karma , who then turned himself into a maiden named mohini.

The pitcher is brightly coloured. Glands on its rim produce sugary nectar, to which insects are attracted.

The harvester and brewer cannot be evil or else the nectar turns into a useless black substance.

Once a year for 11 weeks these German provincial musicians feed off the nectar of the gods .

A draft of water would be nectar to me, and I would own myself indebted to you for life itself.

I'm in a consistent, nectar, zhong lian pharmacy-related charge in an interview with reporters, a number of new policies.

If you are a member of a reward scheme, such as Nectar or Airmiles, check your account, as you may have collected more than you realise.

Adults eschew such prey and typically feed on nectar or pollen, though some adults do not eat at all.

The ancient Egyptians moved clay hives, probably on rafts, down the Nile to follow the bloom and nectar flow as it moved toward Cairo.

They might say, "I've got a bit of nectar. Do you want to come and get it? "

It is nectarivorous, which means it feeds mostly on nectar and is an important pollinator in its tropical deciduous forest habitat.

Scientists of the Max Planck Institute, have discovered that the production of this ant-attracting nectar is light dependent.

He drew a long breath and repeatedly chanted the name of Rama, every word showering nectar into the hearts of the devotees.

Coniine, an alkaloid drug narcotic to insects, has been discovered in the nectar-like secretions of at least S. flava.

A midge gathers pollen from a cacao flower by sticking its head inside a "petal pouch" that contains both pollen and a sticky nectar reward.

The caterpillars of these butterflies develop special glands that secrete a nectar-like substance to attract ants.

And the bee has been cleverly fooled into taking the nectar, and also picking up some powder on its leg, and going off to the next blossom.

Cangshan mountain area is one of the key regions of the species persity in the world and is plentiful of the nectar plants.

You can see that there's a very long nectar tube that descends down from the orchid.

It can be said, the bees in the plant flowers for nectar for bees and plant, is a typical "win-win" .

Lao Tze, purchasing you are your luck, have never thought you to incredibly toast not to dine to nectar wine for forfeit, quest die.

If anyone gets the convallaria majalis with the firefly in it, he must drink its nectar before the little creature flees.

Corolla campanulate or tubular-campanulate, with basal nectar pouches; ovary glandular, with or without a thin indumentum.

"Almost all were incorrectly labeled based on their pollen and nectar contents, " he said.

Manuka flowers have a strong aromatic fragrance and when freshly opened, are full of nectar and much sought after by the honeybee.

The bees see monkey do not want to them in their own fields of honey, have left the field to look elsewhere for nectar.

Attend apt long Qing to enter into apt hurriedly say: "Ping Jue needs to be still absence to drive, tin no nectar numerous. "

In fact, elephants dislike ants so much that they avoid acacia trees that harbor the tiny, six-legged nectar-suckers.

Because in its scramble to reach the nectar, a whole bundle of pollen-packets sticks to the wasp between its feelers.

Buckwheat honey is gathered by honeybees from the nectar of the delicate white buckwheat blossoms, an uncommonly limited plant source.

Adventurers can satisfy their hunger on Harvest Fish, Harvest Fruits, or Harvest Boar, as well as quaffing some Harvest Nectar.

The nectar is normally prevented from passing from the honey stomach to the real stomach by a valve located between the two.

They are able to visit dozens or hundreds of flowers in one day while they are searching for nectar and pollen.

It is the job of the most mature worker bees to leave the hive to collect nectar from flowers.

Foxgloves in all the shades of the pink palette were providing a great source of nectar for the bumbling bees.

the parents birds bring them nectar. they put their long bills down the necks of the babies to feed them nectar.

O Tulasi, you were born from nectar. You are always very dear to Lord Kesava.

The nectar volumes and concentrations of pomegranate complete flower and male flower are measured during its flourishing florescence.

Bees communicate newly found flowers with nectar by means of dance and smell.

In their tireless search for nectar, they stick their heads deep into the blooms of this orchid.

Harvester ants bring seeds back to their nests and store them in chambers, while honey bees save nectar and pollen in their hive.

Male mosquitoes are actually sensitive vegetarians, living on nectar and plant juices. Only females drink blood, for protein to make eggs.

All this talk of nectar and bliss is starting to piss me off.

To produce honey, bees collect nectar from nearby flowers and return to the hive to store it in honeycombs.

Hard-working "little wizard, " they tirelessly for human aromatic brew the nectar of the spirit of the true worth studying ah!

And they've evolved with a long proboscis to get the nectar at the bottom.

She is at present gone to look for the best nectar and ambrosia to regale me this evening.

Our dear hero, please revive Your maidservants with the nectar of Your lips.

Then , the following day , a heavy rain washed over Southern California, cleansing the region with sweet nectar .

Crucially, the tree itself produces a special elixir known as "bees' nectar" .

Effects of homogenization and grades of maturity on physical and chemical properties of peach nectar were investigated.

Single flower single day nectar volume and temperature and humidity habitats Tilia no significant correlation.

Navigating the tangled branches of a bramble bush, a waiflike insect flits between flowers to feed on nectar.

Bees and posted (words) bees flying in writing, whinny the pooh can be happy at the nectar.

If some flowers are bad or have already been sucked dry of nectar, bees should learn to avoid them, "which is like a puzzle. "

They eat things that are packed with calories and produce lots of reusable energy, like seeds, nuts, fruit, and nectar.

They even flew a few kilometers away to collect nectar collected pollen.

Dhanavantri, the Heavenly Physician, emerged with a pot containing nectar.

I can destroy and solve my agonizing grief only by drinking the nectar of your love.

Schoolchildren learn that plants release sweet juices, or nectar, through small openings inside the flower.

Although nectar is crucial for most pollinators, its evolutionary origin has received scant attention.

The side section will go to the candy making section and the stone (seed) will be used for producing nectar and puree.

A hummingbird picks up more than nectar at a flower in Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve.

He tried different variations and learned the art of truly enjoying the nectar.

In the past, when the cry out of the village married bride, bride is said to cry tears of marriage will bring nectar crops.

The delicate flowers attract pollinators, mostly honeybees, to visit and collect nectar and pollen.

They drink this fabulous nectar and then they're all a bit sticky.

A splendid neon, cutting and a cup of Chinese tea tasted nectar.

Honeys vary greatly, depending on the flowers from which the nectar come and the environment where the hive is situated.

Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis Associated with Nectar Secreting during the Nectary Development of Arabidopsis Thaliana L .

Imperial Nectar Icewine is high quality, precious, infrequent and guaranteed.

But he couldn't chant 16 rounds a day. Instead, he started chanting 32 rounds, experiencing so much relief and nectar from the holy names.

Honey: Sweet, viscous liquid food, Golden in colour, produced in the honey sacs of various bees from the nectar of flowers.

Nectar glands confluent, subtending bases of all stamens, surrounding those of lateral ones.

In order to determine ratio of pollen in nectar foragers collecting, pollen coefficients corresponding to variety of pollen were developed.

Dandelion stems are full of milk, clover heads are loaded with nectar, the Frigidaire is full of ice-cold drinks.

Shoppers can spend the "Nectar points" they earn on everything from food and drink to gadgets and cinema tickets.

Concerned about is the moisture of the nectar of life, bathing the sunshine of life.

A gland like organ , located outside or within a flower, that secretes nectar .

Faunal Associations: The nectar and pollen of mustard flowers attract flower flies and small bees.

And here is the long-probosced fly that has not gotten any nectar from the mimic.

What the honey bee does : it pollinates , takes nectar from the flower , pollinates another flower, cross-pollinates .

To reach nectar buried deeply in blossoms, it uncoils its long, hollow tongue, now tucked between its eyes.

your beauty unites us as the faithful nectar of our soul.

Products: organic green tea, organic tea, organic white tea, organic tea, flower nectar.

anthers yellow. Nectar scales spatulate-rectangular, longer than wide, base subcuneate, apex rounded.

A sweet yellowish or brownish viscid fluid produced by various bees from the nectar of flowers and used as food .

Nectar glands confluent and subtending bases of all stamens, median glands present, lateral ones annular.

Mosquitoes actually live -- their day-to-day nutrition comes from nectar, from flowers.

Lavender can be medicinal, or good nectar source plants.

Verily, Glass vessels overflowed with nectar and amber cups brimmed with ambrosia.

Fear sours the palette and deprives you from tasting of the sweet nectar of life.

if he lives by love he gathers blossoms laden with nectar.

The rats, which are responsible for devastating the native pollinator populations, are attracted to the flowers for their nectar.

Once we had our nectar in the bottle, we literally took it around in the trunk of the car calling on individual stores.

Peach Blossom are open smiles, welcomed the bees visit, and his best nectar gave bees, as treated for their pollination.

Wuyi Rock international friends have praised the "nectar of all things, the magic of the drugs. "

anthers yellow. Nectar scales subquadrangular, apex emarginate.

The homework for this class is to observe how bees collect nectar.

In contrast, honey bees "sometimes visit a flower just to sip nectar, ignoring pollen, " he says.

The flower buds of the palm collect yeast, which ferments the nectar, they said.

Nectar glands confluent, subtending bases of filaments.

Its ability to distinguish more than 170 odours in the wild is vital for smelling nectar, pollen, water, tree resin and pheromones.

We have received your warm embrace nectar of knowledge, wisdom, strength, truth in life.

I would give you spiced wine to drink, the nectar of my pomegranates.

Honey is secreted by the bees gather nectar plant juices precipitate.

Honeybees are attracted to the apple flowers by nectar and the scent of the petals.

It lives upon their nectar, and dwells only In the climates where they perennially bloom.

Both mosquitoes eat nectar, but only the females suck blood for food.

See how the bees are mad with joy, sipping the nectar there!

Florescence and nectar secretion regulation of Cerasus cerasoides were studied.

To make one-pound comb of honey, bees must collect nectar from about two million flowers.

The bees seek pollen; if they land by mistake in a blossom's pool of nectar, they will probably drown.

While the bee is drinking the sweet nectar, the hairs on its legs become covered with pollen.

Nectar glands confluent and subtending bases of filament.

The honey made by collecting nectar or secretion of one kind of honey source plant.

Afterwards, I finally tasted the sweet nectar of blissful samadhi.

Pray that NECTAR students will be better equipped through their learning to serve God.

Before its 500-mile trip to Central America, the ruby-throated hummingbird bulks up on nectar, insects, and tree sap.

Male and female mosquitoes alike get their nourishment from plant nectar and other sugar sources.

nectar from the flowers. Honey is stored in the hive as winter food for the bees .

They also brought some precious nectar pills that were blessed by HH Dalai Lama.

Use your long tongue to drink nectar from the hearts of the flowers.

Thus, nectar is a resource for honey bees, and light is a resource for all green plants.

Spiritual repression holds back our exuberance and the nectar of love.

It hovers in front of the flower, using its proboscis to look for nectar.

Leaf blade less than 1 cm; nectar scales linear-spatulate, ca. 1 mm, apex emarginate.

Love is to our lives what the pistil is to the flower, and first love makes people ecstatic as with nectar.

The butterfly and the bee enjoying the nectar from the pink zinnia during a hot summer day.

Strings of bright orange flowers in mid-late winter. Flowers give a popping sound when stamped upon. Nectar is very sweet.

And when it takes the nectar, the flowers don't feel shortchanged.

At 1000 frames per second water looks like nectar and even the smallest of ripples takes on a magical quality.

As the bee collects nectar, it also picks up pollen.

no nectar was harvested from the dangerous bubbling area.

Preliminary investigation on nectar and pollen plant resources in Xinxiang City was carried out.

Nectar glands confluent, subtending bases of all stamens.

Nectar glands confluent and subtending bases of all filaments.

An ornate day gecko laps nectar from tree blossoms on Mauritius.

Nectar scales opposite carpels.

a mixture of nectar and pollen prepared by worker bees and fed to larvae.

Consecrate as nectar, the first part of whatever you eat or drink.

Later on, the blond nectar received its final name Duvel after a tasting.

Golden nectar lies within the bowl.

Clumping nectar sources is more attractive to butterflies.

Be all dressed in white Shu mountain on these 2 personal bodies way tunic, take aboard 1 private face cold, lowers the brain to nectar tea.

Most bats eat insects, but many feed on fruit or nectar from flowers.

Flowers 4-me rous, often protandrous, with floral tube, producing nectar at base of style.

The present invention is the formula and production process of solid haw nectar.

Just about an hour after TM took the nectar pills, h is lungs collapsed for the first time.

A tall, brawny Irish American walks into your office, puts a crystal goblet on the desk, and pours out a serving of a deep-purple nectar.

The nocturnal bees, That quench the nectar blood.

This article elaborated the development and utilization of nectar source in Shandong province.

Therefore, they prayed, and the Hindu Trinity suggested a solution: churn the Ocean of Milk in order to obtain the Nectar of Immortality.

Good weather in early spring allowed them to forage for nectar.

In what seasons do bees collect nectar from flowers?

Adopt the nectar, the bees back to the hive.

They estimate that about sixty to ninety thousand honeybees live in each hive at the height of nectar flow.

Oh, sweet optimism, the nectar of delusion.

The nectar was secreted by stoma and epidermis.

Found worldwide in soils and on plant surfaces, yeasts are especially abundant in sugary mediums such as Flower nectar and fruits.

Meanwhile, also has a high medicinal and aesthetic value, the value of nectar.

The scent of nectar drew them from a colony miles away.

Bees feed on next nectar and pollen from flowers.

" He answered, " I have indeed exhausted the nectar of travel; however, my name is . . .

Bees feed on nectar and pollen from flowers.

Nectar glands 8, in pairs, median pairs longer than lateral ones.

Nectar scales broadly spatulate, ca. 1 mm, apex retuse.

Even nectar is poison if taken to excess.

Nectar scales at or near base of carpels.

Ching Ming 2010 fully armed to go before the father nectar.

Flowering stems ca. 40 cm. Stem leaves ca. 3 cm. Petals green, linear-lanceolate. Nectar scales subquadrangular.

Some plant species, such as the Lima bean, secrete a nectar that ants find delicious.

Nectar is the most important reward offered by plants to pollinating animals.

Beautiful morning as the grass-like aroma, such as rivers as clear and as transparent as glass, as sweet as nectar.

It's a part of history and has even been called the nectar of gods by some.

If I fly, I want to fly to nectar flowers and bees, and butterflies dance.

antepetalous ones ca. 1. 5 mm. Nectar scales oblong-quadrangular, apex emarginate.

A cold beer is like nectar when you are thirsty.

You can look at man asa wonderful and unique plant, a plant that is capable of producingboth nectar and poison.

We want to buy Fruit Juice, Nectar Fruit, Candies, Furniture. Furniture Fittings and Fixtures.

Some trees bear fruit sweet as nectar, and others bear fruit that is poisonous.

To learn to taste the Bacchus nectar it need to know three common sense namely the sight, the taste and olfaction .

It can support the nectar needs of two strong Apis cerana colonies.

I am afraid of parting of friends, like clover no nectar.

Stamens 10, 2-3 mm. Nectar scales broadly spatulate, apex emarginate to shallowly cleft.

By dancing, a bee tells its fellow where they can find nectar.

Nectar scales linear, 1-1. 2 mm, apex slightly dilated, retuse.

The sweet-smelling nectar appeals to bees and other insects so they go to the plant.

I like the taste of agave nectar and have started using it in my kitchen, as well as trying products that contain it.

Filaments narrowly triangular, 1. 1-1. 3 mm. Nectar scales nearly quadrate.

Stamens ca. 0. 6 mm. Nectar scales spatulate-linear, ca. 0. 6 mm. Carpels oblong-ovoid.

Objective To study the preparation technique of nectar drinking oral solution and its standard of quality.

Liberated from the expense of making nectar, it can make more pollen instead.

they can get their own nectar.

Take the Park for example, the nectar is taken in by butterflies, bees, and they were eaten by birds.

I will bring all my friends and beloved ones with me and we will drink heavenly nectar every day.

The kind and distributions of the nectar plant resource of Guizhou province

then , the inner light form of master holding a willow twig appeared , and showered nectar on the plant . a miracle occurred ;

Rhus Potaninii Maxim is a Fine Nectar and Pollen Plant Resource in Shanxi Province

The pellets are dropped into a cell in the hive, mixed with nectar by other worker bees, and compacted

A comparison of several methods used in the field for nectar collection and concentration analysis

The relationship between the instar of Italian bee worker and the quantity of collecting nectar at short distance

Investigation and Exploitation of the Wild Nectar Source Plant Resources in Changbai Mountains

The nectar resource of litchi and its law of secreted honey

Most species use a combination of scent, drugged nectar, waxy deposits (to clog insect feet) and gravity to insect prey into their pitcher;

Investigation and research of constructing nectar source base in northeast Yunnan Province, China

Investigation of the Wild Nectar Source Plant Resources in Changbai Mountains

The wild fruit tree as nectar source in west of Tianshan mountain and its bee growing value

Technology of Producing the Nectar Contains Hawk Slurry and Carrot Slurry and Using Microwave to Sterilize It

Investigation on Familiar Wild Nectar Source Plant Resources in Wudalianchi Area

He humming-Bird lives upon their nectar, and dwells only in the climates where they perennially bloom

Standard for Guava Nectar Preserved Exclusively by Physical Means

Investigation of Robinia pseudoacacia L. As Nectar Plant in Xinxiang City

Study on the Factor of Discoloration in Strawberry Nectar Processing

corolla funnel- to tubular-campanulate, 5-lobed, fleshy, blood-red, or scarlet to deep carmine, with nectar pouches;

Girl busy bees collecting nectar, and sometimes dancing in the jungle flowers;

Study on the stable technology and production process of hawthorn compound nectar

Effects of alfalfa nectar amount and visiting bees number on alfalfa seed yield

Research on Rheological Property of Fragaria Nectar

Production technique of Japanese nectar sauce

Research on the rheological properties of celery nectar

Research on Rheological Property of Carrot Nectar

Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to the hive

Exprinent on Effect of Large Scale and one-off Exchanging Queen Bee During Abundant Resources of Nectar and Pollen

The huge banana flowers are rich in nectar for only two hours a day,

Nectar glands confluent, often subtending bases of all stamens;

DELICIOUS LIQUOR OF WEST CHINA: Unique Scenery of Nectar

Study on Wild Nectar and Pollen Plant Resources in Western Hunan

Study on the processing technology of kiwi nectar

Giant black bees busy collecting nectar

Adult wasps feed primarily on nectar,

A Survey on Red Woodsorrel as Nectar Source

Bee poisoning by nectar and pollen

corolla campanulate, fleshy, crimson, ca. 3 cm, with 5 nectar pouches;

Main nectar and pollen plant

nectar of the honey bees

corolla campanulate, fleshy, deep pink to rosy purple, ca. 3. 5 cm, with 5 darker basal nectar pouches;

Bobbi Brown Creamy Lip Color Nectar

The nectar of life run dry

Talk about classification of main nectar plants in China

Belgian association of manufacturers, bottlers and importers of fruit juices and nectar

Development of Nectar Woody Plants Resource and Exploration of Our Country