displant
/dɪsˈplænt/Definitions
1. verb
to pull up or remove plants, especially by the roots, from the ground
“The gardener had to displant the weeds before planting new flowers.”
2. noun
a plant or a part of a plant that has been pulled up or removed
“The displant was still fresh and could be replanted.”
3. verb (transitive)
to remove or displace something, such as an official or a person, from a position or office
“The government had to displace the leader of the opposition party.”