You can propagate plants in various ways, but I was very careful to choose for my silly simile a carrot, an annual plant that propagates by seed. Obviously a plant that propagates by seed and dies thereafter has done its thing from the evolutionary and generational standpoint. To suggest that eating it is somehow more savage than eating, say, a walnut or a tomato, is preposterously foolish. If, as the saying goes, mighty oaks from acorns grow, then a squirrel munching an acorn is a far more murderous fiend than a man eating a parsnip.
Some fruits can of course be eaten and the seeds dispersed, but it is illegitimately teleological to suggest that it offers itself to be eaten, rather than simply being taken advantage of by herbivores. There is in nature a nice symbiotic relationship between some fruits and animals, in which the animal disperses the indigestible seeds after eating the fruit. But there's nothing moral about it, nor does one thing happen because of another. It's just successful. It works. Some fruits work well by being partially digested by herbivores. Some others work well by making enough that they can survive the depredation of seed-eating herbivores. Just as some animals keep from extinction with claws and shells, and some by making so many eggs that a few progeny will survive the carnivorous feast. If you make the sad evolutionary mistake of presuming that fruits are made to be eaten simply because they are, you cannot then deny that animals such as krill are made to be eaten by penguins and whales, or, of course, that the domestic animals we raise for meat were not "made" to be eaten as well, since without the demand for their meat they would not exist.
Or, as Wallace Stevens famously put it in the title of a poem, "
Frogs Eat Butterflies. Snakes Eat Frogs. Hogs Eat Snakes. Men Eat Hogs
Nature should not be purposeless. It does things to keep it in balance which should also be basis of survival of all its constituents. By creation, maintenance & destruction, it can achieve such balance. We just have to see, how we are supporting it to achieve its balance. Whoever eat other, can depend on it and that will be called as nature of that being--if its basic nature. Evolutionary changes are not basic nature so can bring odds. We can also evolved to modern weapons, still it will not mean, they shall be good for us. Simply look at basic nature for truth and secondary nature for rational.