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They say it’s “tree shedding” but each tree changes color by season depending on how much sunlight or darkness they get. Some change when they don’t get enough food.

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In winter, some trees lose all of their leaves.
In autumn, the leaves turn into colors such as red.
In spring, the leaves grow back after falling off.

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