Definition of nectarivorous in English:

nectarivorous

adjective ˌnɛktəˈrɪv(ə)rəsˌnektəˈrivərəs

Zoology

(of an animal) feeding on nectar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Exposure to predators may be one factor that limits the foraging activities of small nectarivorous birds at this site.
- Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources.
- The nectarivorous hummingbirds evolved a derived mode of hovering flight that allows them to remain virtually motionless in front of flowers.
- These results support the assumption that the common declines in nectarivorous birds after hurricanes reflect immediate flower destruction and not subsequent flowering after two to three months.
- For nectarivorous birds, energy-expensive aggressive behavior may not be worthwhile for defending low nectar levels.
- All pteropodids are frugivorous or nectarivorous.
- These two species are the only nectarivorous birds on the island.
- Those honeyeaters, four of which are primarily nectarivorous (the exception is the White-eared Honeyeater), were most abundant in the medium and poor sites.
- Those values are extremely low compared to those of granivorous and omnivorous bird species, but higher than those of nectarivorous species.
- Frugivorous and nectarivorous birds have lower endogenous N losses and lower N equilibrium than granivorous and omnivorous birds.
- However, San Salvador has only two nectarivorous bird species so the pollination of P. bahamensis is constrained by bird species availability.

Definition of nectarivorous in US English:

nectarivorous

adjectiveˌnektəˈrivərəs

Zoology

(of an animal) feeding on nectar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Frugivorous and nectarivorous birds have lower endogenous N losses and lower N equilibrium than granivorous and omnivorous birds.
- These results support the assumption that the common declines in nectarivorous birds after hurricanes reflect immediate flower destruction and not subsequent flowering after two to three months.
- All pteropodids are frugivorous or nectarivorous.
- The nectarivorous hummingbirds evolved a derived mode of hovering flight that allows them to remain virtually motionless in front of flowers.
- Those values are extremely low compared to those of granivorous and omnivorous bird species, but higher than those of nectarivorous species.
- Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources.
- However, San Salvador has only two nectarivorous bird species so the pollination of P. bahamensis is constrained by bird species availability.
- These two species are the only nectarivorous birds on the island.
- Those honeyeaters, four of which are primarily nectarivorous (the exception is the White-eared Honeyeater), were most abundant in the medium and poor sites.
- For nectarivorous birds, energy-expensive aggressive behavior may not be worthwhile for defending low nectar levels.
- Exposure to predators may be one factor that limits the foraging activities of small nectarivorous birds at this site.

单词	nectarivorous
释义	Definition of nectarivorous in English: nectarivorous adjective ˌnɛktəˈrɪv(ə)rəsˌnektəˈrivərəs Zoology (of an animal) feeding on nectar. Example sentencesExamples Exposure to predators may be one factor that limits the foraging activities of small nectarivorous birds at this site. Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources. The nectarivorous hummingbirds evolved a derived mode of hovering flight that allows them to remain virtually motionless in front of flowers. These results support the assumption that the common declines in nectarivorous birds after hurricanes reflect immediate flower destruction and not subsequent flowering after two to three months. For nectarivorous birds, energy-expensive aggressive behavior may not be worthwhile for defending low nectar levels. All pteropodids are frugivorous or nectarivorous. These two species are the only nectarivorous birds on the island. Those honeyeaters, four of which are primarily nectarivorous (the exception is the White-eared Honeyeater), were most abundant in the medium and poor sites. Those values are extremely low compared to those of granivorous and omnivorous bird species, but higher than those of nectarivorous species. Frugivorous and nectarivorous birds have lower endogenous N losses and lower N equilibrium than granivorous and omnivorous birds. However, San Salvador has only two nectarivorous bird species so the pollination of P. bahamensis is constrained by bird species availability. Definition of nectarivorous in US English: nectarivorous adjectiveˌnektəˈrivərəs Zoology (of an animal) feeding on nectar. Example sentencesExamples Frugivorous and nectarivorous birds have lower endogenous N losses and lower N equilibrium than granivorous and omnivorous birds. These results support the assumption that the common declines in nectarivorous birds after hurricanes reflect immediate flower destruction and not subsequent flowering after two to three months. All pteropodids are frugivorous or nectarivorous. The nectarivorous hummingbirds evolved a derived mode of hovering flight that allows them to remain virtually motionless in front of flowers. Those values are extremely low compared to those of granivorous and omnivorous bird species, but higher than those of nectarivorous species. Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources. However, San Salvador has only two nectarivorous bird species so the pollination of P. bahamensis is constrained by bird species availability. These two species are the only nectarivorous birds on the island. Those honeyeaters, four of which are primarily nectarivorous (the exception is the White-eared Honeyeater), were most abundant in the medium and poor sites. For nectarivorous birds, energy-expensive aggressive behavior may not be worthwhile for defending low nectar levels. Exposure to predators may be one factor that limits the foraging activities of small nectarivorous birds at this site.
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