pinesap

/ˈpaɪnˌsæp/
noun
  1. A type of plant that does not have green leaves and gets its food from decaying matter in the soil, often found in pine forests.
    • Pinesap is easy to recognize because it has no chlorophyll and looks pale or reddish.
    • The biology class studied how pinesap survives without sunlight by feeding on dead plant material.
    • While hiking, we spotted a cluster of pinesap growing near the base of an old pine tree.
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