Autumn is here, bringing striking colors to trees around us. But why do trees change color?
Trees adapt to their changing environment. In summer, they produce chlorophyll, giving leaves their green color. When temperatures drop in autumn, chlorophyll production stops, revealing yellow, red, and orange hues. Eventually, leaves die, turn brown, and fall, while trees store nutrients in their roots until spring.
Autumn showcases trees in vibrant colors as they go through this natural process. Streets turn bright red, and parks fill with color, letting us appreciate the beauty of our environment.
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