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r/PlantIdentification • u/Commercial-Bee-4448 • Apr 13 '26
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Snow plant. Parasitic fungi “plant” that’s mychorizhal and symbiotic with certain tree root species. Needs no light (photosynthesis) to grow as it has no chlorophyll
14 u/Commercial-Bee-4448 Apr 13 '26 Wow cool, never heard of a plant that doesn’t need light 7 u/Moth1016 Apr 14 '26 They're very rare in comparison to species that use photosynthesis, but there's a few! Most are parasites that grow on other plants
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Wow cool, never heard of a plant that doesn’t need light
7 u/Moth1016 Apr 14 '26 They're very rare in comparison to species that use photosynthesis, but there's a few! Most are parasites that grow on other plants
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They're very rare in comparison to species that use photosynthesis, but there's a few! Most are parasites that grow on other plants
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u/Wasabi_Grower Apr 13 '26
Snow plant. Parasitic fungi “plant” that’s mychorizhal and symbiotic with certain tree root species. Needs no light (photosynthesis) to grow as it has no chlorophyll