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An Indian pipe plant


This is a rare and unusual organism -- a non-fungus plant that doesn't use chlorophyll for its nourishment. Instead, this herbaceous plant lives as a parasite on certain fungi which in turn live on the rotting remains of certain trees. They grow up to about eight inches tall. And that is indeed a flower. Its scientific name is Monotropa uniflora.
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