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3. What changes do we see in trees at the beginning of March?



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Answered by rajagrewal768
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Answer:

We see so many changes in the beginning of the March . leaves of the tress which are old fall down and new leaves come on the trees .

Explanation:

In the beginning of the March the new leaves starts to come and old leaves fall down . birds start chirping and after the winter the sun rises and we can see the sun after a short period of some months . there is change in nature which is very beautiful and the flowers start blowing . bees and more insects came at the time of March . the whole nature changes and it becomes so beautiful. the period of beginning of March are called spring season in which sun get brighter and more brighter . leaves of the tree become more green which looks so beautiful.

spring season is very beautiful. flowers starts blowing which smells so good and we feel so fresh and good .

So at the time of the beginning the leaves of the trees fall down and new leaves starts to come .

FINAL ANSWER - We see so many changes in the beginning of the March . leaves of the tress which are old fall down and new leaves come on the trees .

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Answered by ravilaccs
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Answer:

Trees (most of them, depending on the type) are full of green leaves and blossoming in the summer, as temperatures are normally optimum for the tree at this moment. The trees are blossoming and flowering in the spring. This isn't all that different from summer. Trees begin to shed their foliage in autumn, and their leaves change the beautiful colours of maroon, crimson, and somewhat purple. This is due to the cooler temperatures and lower humidity than in the summer and spring. As the cold season approaches, trees lose the majority of their leaves. Some trees, particularly evergreens, nearly never shed the majority of their leaves in any season.

Explanation:

  • When the temperature rises and the sun shines, humans and animals seek safety in the shade – or air conditioning! Plants, on the other hand, are not the same. Plants, like trees, do not leave their roots when living, thus they must be able to withstand temperature swings throughout the year.
  • The process through which trees lose their leaves is similar to several functions that occur within your body! Plants, like humans, contain hormones. Chemical messengers are commonly referred to as phytohormones in plants. Phytohormones control a variety of metabolic activities in plants, including fruit development. Auxins are a kind of phytohormone that is required for optimal growth throughout the plant's life cycle. Auxins, which are particularly vital for growth, are partly responsible for trees loosing their leaves. Another phytohormone that contributes to seasonal variations is ethylene. Abscission is the scientific name for an organism's shedding.
  • Environmental factors influence autin levels. Less auxin penetrates a plant's leaves when winter or the dry season approaches. As a result, fewer nutrients reach the leaves, causing them to die and fall off the tree. Plants monitor variations in light, temperature, precipitation, or a combination of these elements to determine when to cease feeding their leaves. The evolutionary benefit of abscission is that it permits a plant to effectively ration out the little nourishment available during the winter/dry season.

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