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Why can the leaves of evergreen trees spend the winter?

The leaves of evergreen trees are thick, and they also secrete a kind of wax, which can prevent the leaves from losing water, resist the cold and spend the winter safely.

Ordinary leaves will turn yellow slowly in autumn and then fall off. But the leaves of evergreen trees can always stay yellow and spend the winter safely. Why? Let's talk about why the leaves of evergreen trees can spend the winter. Details 1

Evergreen trees have a set of skills to resist drought and cold. For example, needle-like pine leaves have a small surface area and are not easy to cause a large amount of water evaporation. Although the leaves of camphor tree and holly are flat, they are covered with a layer of wax, which can not only keep warm, but also prevent water evaporation. 2

The leaves of deciduous trees are generally very thin, which is easy to evaporate water and needs more nutrition. In order to spend the cold winter, trees let their leaves die and fall, in order to lose less water and nutrition. So in winter, deciduous trees become bare. New branches and leaves will not grow until the next year when the weather is warm. 3

The leaves of evergreen trees are thick, and they also secrete a kind of wax, which can prevent the leaves from losing water, resist the cold and spend the winter safely. Although some leaves of evergreen trees fall off every year, some leaves are still born. Because it is constantly updated, evergreen trees remain green all the year round, so this kind of tree has a long life. 4

What are the evergreen trees?

Evergreen trees: Pinus tabulaeformis, Pinus armandii, Pinus thunbergii (Japanese black pine), Castanopsis kawakamii, Picea koraiensis, Picea koraiensis, Pinus koraiensis (Korean pine), Juniper, Platycladus orientalis, Pinus sylvestris (American pine), Larix gmelinii, Sabina pendula, etc. Evergreen shrubs: Buxus buxus, Sabina vulgaris, Castanopsis cornuta (Sabina wanfengensis), Sabina Hinggan, etc.