<em>Many tree leaves turn orange, red, or yellow when fall comes- but pines don't. Japanese maples stay red all year! </em>
Meanwhile, pines actually have needles- this causes them to lack chlorophyll, the reason leaves turn colors- for example, maple trees and beech trees turn yellow. Furthermore, the pine trees have no chlorophyll (the main strength of a leaf), however they don't have weakened needles- nevertheless the drop many needles per year even if they did have chlorophyll.
*I might've failed you, I need someone to tell me lol...
Answer: I'm pretty sure it's D too because in my opinion it's what best describes the author's behavior towards autumn.
PowerPoint can insert the slide number <span>on your slides automatically to indicate where the slide is positioned within the presentation.
Leaving this also as a true statement. </span>
