I thought of this because I know that usually plants make their food, and there are some carnivorous plants, but is it possible for a plant to feed on others? I'm not talking about parasitic plants like bromiliads or mistletoe, I mean a plant that could actually reach over and graze on surrounding plants. And uproot when the food supply is gone. If one is not alive now, perhaps an extinct plant that didn't evolve correctly? Thank you.
Re: Are there plants evolved now that feed on other plants?
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