article_snippet.sent: Ephedra foeminea (pictured) waits for the full moon to bloom and produces a sugary droplet to attract pollinating insects .
article_snippet.sent: Called Ephedra foeminea, a peculiar plant waits for the full moon to 'bloom' and is the only plant species so far
article_snippet.sent: The study, published in Biology Letters, says: ‘The exact timing of pollination in E. foeminea varied considerably from year to year, but was correlated with the full moon of July.
article_snippet.sent: The study, published in Biology LettersBiology Letters, says: ‘The exact timing of pollination in E. foeminea varied considerably from year to year, but was correlated with the full moon of July.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ephedra foeminea waits for the full moon to produce nectar .
  