decidus trees
Deciduous trees are a type of woody plant that sheds its leaves at the beginning of the cold season. This shedding of leaves is a way for the tree to conserve water and energy during the winter months.
Deciduous trees
of course not! it too cold for trees its all ice
They have more than 1 season- but lack of heat from the sun leaves them cold. It gets colder in winter.
The temperate deciduous forest biome is characterized by plants that drop their leaves in the winter. This adaptation, known as leaf shedding or leaf abscission, helps trees to conserve water and energy during the cold season.
The weather would be turning a bit cold. The season would be late fall. Leaves everywhere. It's an in between season so the temperature is perfect.
Short and pointy leaves are a common adaptation in cold climates. The Pine tree is well known for these kinds of leaves. The short pointy shapes of the leaves allows snow to easily fall off them when it's snowing. The leaves are also coated in special enzymes that reduces the effect of the cold especially from snow that managed to trap itself on the leaves.
Leaves do not have blood
We always called it "the tree line". And it's not just the cold. It's the density of the atmostphere as well as the sparseness of fertilizing agents.
Adjectives that describe aspects of the season, autumn, might include:cooler temperaturescrisp (to describe cold temperatures)nippy (to describe cold temperatures)shorter daylightreceding sunlightbleak with gray skiesfalling leavescolorful foliage (leaves changing)burning leaves (in areas that still allow burning)bonfires
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