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nectar

noun as in sweet drink

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Honeybees feed on pollen and nectar from flowers that contain the nutrients, including lipids called sterols that are necessary for their development.

From BBC

Bees are also showing signs of shutting down for the winter, after flowering plants finished producing pollen and nectar in the hot weather.

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Companies like Jubilee, nectar and Cut have built followings in the tens of millions across social media platforms with their unscripted content.

This luxurious pie is best made with peaches that nearly fall apart on the first bite — the kind with a heady fragrance and so much juice it’s impossible not to dribble nectar down your shirt.

From Salon

Butterflies love its flowers, especially in the winter when native nectar is scarce, and birds feast on its seeds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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