What are plants that take food from other living plants called?
AClimber plants
BShrub plants
CProducer plants
DParasitic plants
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Parasitic plants
1. Not all plants make all their own food.
2. Plants that get nutrition from other living plants are termed parasitic plants.
3. Climbers and shrubs are growth forms, and producers make their own food.
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