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Backlit Nesocodon mauritianus. Credit: Rahul Roy and Clay Carter Plants that secrete colored nectars are part of an exclusive club. To date, only 70 plants in th
Plants that secrete colored nectars are part of an exclusive club. To date, only 70 plants in the world are on that list. The colors lure in pollinators, but more recently they sparked the interest o… [+3512 chars]
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