Asked by Grace

Why do the trees drop their leaves in the fall?
Answered by Harmonie
When winter approaches, our part of Earth receives less sunlight, and the air grows colder. When these changes happen, trees prepare for winter. Trees that drop their leaves seal the spots where the leaves are attached. Then fluids cannot flow in and out of the leaves, which change color and fall off.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Here's a good explanation.

http://www.highlightskids.com/science-questions/how-and-why-do-leaves-fall-trees
Answered by Ms. Sue
Harmonie -- please do not plagiarize! You should have credited the source of your quotation.

Answered by Harmonie
sorry Ms. Sue. i just googled it. It wont happen again, i promise.
Answered by Lori-AnneGuy
help I have a test that I have really bad test scores on so my question is why do trees in temperate forest lose their leaves in the fall a to provide shelter for animals be to conserve energy see which is Ranchos to provide nutrients for the root system or be to protect the roots from heavy rainfall I don't know I guess was I guess correctly
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