Nectar

Sweet fluid produced by plants to attract pollinators.

nectar fluid natural sweetener

A sweet, sugary fluid produced by plants primarily to attract pollinators such as insects and birds. It is typically found in flowers and serves as a food source for pollinators, facilitating plant reproduction through the transfer of pollen.

Nectar derives from the Greek word 'nectar,' which was believed to be the drink of the gods.

Nectar is like a sweet treat that plants make to attract bees and other animals who help them spread their seeds.

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