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Analysis of nectar from low‐volume flowers: A comparison of collection methods for free amino acids
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Single amino acids in sucrose rewards modulate feeding and associative learning in the honeybee
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High-performance liquid chromatography analysis of nectar and pollen of strawberry flowers
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The taste of nectar – a neglected area of pollination ecology
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Technique for washing nectar from the flowers of Tasmanian leatherwood ( Eucryphia lucida Eucryphiaceae)
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NON-SUGAR CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF NECTAR
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Nectar sugar content: estimating standing crop and secretion rate in the field
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A rapid and accurate visual assessment of nectar production can reveal patterns of temporal variation in Banksia ericifolia (Proteaceae)
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Nectar collected with microcapillary tubes is less concentrated than total nectar in flowers with small nectar volumes
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Intraspecific Constancy of Floral Nectar Amino Acid Complements
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A Comparison of the Amino Acid Complements of Floral and Extrafloral Nectars
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Field methods for sampling and storing nectar from flowers with low nectar volumes
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Water Deficit-Induced Changes in Concentrations in Proline and Some Other Amino Acids in the Phloem Sap of Alfalfa
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