Question

Do trees in your area have much chlorophyll in them right now? Do you think the trees in your area will have more or less chlorophyll in three months than they did now? Leaves usually change colors during the fall season. Keep this in mind as you think about questions.

Answer 1

First off, the more green a tree looks, the more chlorophyll it has. Secondly, it depends on where you live for how much they have right now. In the winter, most trees (excluding evergreen trees) will not have chlorophyll. In spring and summer they will have quite a bit of chlorophyll. 

Answer 2

Answer:

The areas in my area are with less chlorophyll due to winter.

Explanation:

Chlorophyll is a photosynthetic pigment that absorbs light mainly at blue and violet wavelengths, in addition to red. Because of this, it mainly reflects the green light, giving the plants the coloring we know. Some plants do not have the green color in their leaves, this does not mean that the plant does not have chlorophyll, it means that the amount of chlorophyll in these plants is smaller.

Most leaves change color during the winter and this happens by the decrease in the amount of chlorophyll. The accessory pigments of the leaves do not vary significantly and, therefore, their colors come to be seen, making the leaves generally yellowish.

With this we can conclude that folhar that have green coloration has a greater amount of chlorophyll than leaves that have yellowish coloration. For this reason, during the winter and fall the leaves have less chlorophyll.