The secret of parasitic giant flowers

The bizarre genome of the largest flowering plant in the world reveals what parasites are capable of: they steal, extinguish and duplicate DNA and maybe even manipulate the genes of their host.
However, a number of details are still unclear.

The bizarre genome of the largest flowering plant in the world reveals what parasites are capable of: they steal, extinguish and duplicate DNA and maybe even manipulate the genes of their host. However, a number of details are still unclear.

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