What is the difference between a "plant" and a "weed'?
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Plants which are intentionally grown in fields and gardens
are called cultivated plants. All other plants which are
not supposed to be there and grow unwanted, are called
weeds. A weed is therefore a plant growing "in the wrong
place".
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