Sentence examples for fruit attracted from inspiring English sources

Other names refer to its uses whether its fruit attracted birds (tī manu), or the leaves were particularly suitable for making ropes (tī whanake) and nets (tī kupenga).

The fruit attracts hordes of rats, which feed on its seeds.

The bright colours of the fruit attract the birds, who then devour them and distribute the seeds.

The argan tree, whose fruit attracts nimble black goats to its branches, looks a little like an olive tree but is unrelated.

The almost evangelical level of devotion the fruit attracts among its "chilli-head" devotees has resulted in an explosion of trendy festivals, new specialist nurseries and commercial grower start-ups, in little more than a decade.

These "supertrees" produced bigger flowers and more fruit, attracting more pollinators such as bats and hummingbirds.

As the lemons bloom, the fruit attracts hornets, and I am constantly plucking the lemons to rid myself of the pests.

But some less exceptional birds of paradise flock to the Kumul Mountain Lodge amid the rain forest at the foot of Mount Hagen, in the Central Highlands, where a buffet table of fruit attracts them.

The exocarp, or skin, of fleshy fruit is a specialized tissue that protects the fruit, attracts seed dispersing fruit eaters, and has large economical relevance for fruit quality.

They also described that the abundance of planted crops and fruits attracted large quantities of ungulates, rodents and birds, increasing the availability of game meat.

Their low-hanging fruits attract many newcomers to the sites.