[Sansevierias] Nectar: Sweet reward from plants to attract pollinators

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Title: Nectar: Sweet reward from plants to attract pollinators
URL: ScienceDaily
Summary: To make sure that flying pollinators come to flowers to pick up pollen, plants evolved special organs, the nectaries, to attract the animals. Scientists have now identified the sugar transporter that plays a key role in plants' nectar production. SWEET9 transports sugar into extracellular areas of the nectaries where nectar is secreted. Thus, SWEET9 may have been crucial for the evolution of flowering plants that attract and reward pollinators with nectar.
Source: ScienceDaily

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