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How do plants photosynthesize in winter? When they shed their leaves.

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<em>Most trees do 'slow down' during winter, and deciduous trees that lose their leaves shut down photosynthesis entirely. Trees with needles (evergreen trees) that are retained over winter can actually photosynthesize during the winter.</em>

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