In spring, trees wake up from their winter nap and start making food. To do this, they need a special green pigment called chlorophyll. This chlorophyll is like the leaf's superhero, it helps the tree catch sunlight to make food. That’s why leaves turn bright green in spring.
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- A leaf turns green in spring like a tree putting on a new outfit.
- Chlorophyll is the reason leaves look like they're wearing green pajamas all year round.
- In winter, trees rest, but in spring, they wake up and start making food again.
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- How Do Plants Know When to Grow in Spring?
- How Do ‘Plants’ Grow in the Dark and What Happens if They Don’t Get Light?
- What Causes the Different Colors in Leaves?
- What Causes the ‘Green’ Color of a Lawn?
- What Causes the ‘Color’ of a Leaf in Autumn?
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