Question

What happens to trees as seasons change from warm to cold

A.They go into dormancy to preserve their internal processes and store nutrients
B.They lack nutrients because of limited level pf photosynthesis in fall and winter
C.Trees dry up because of lack of nutrients in fall and winter
D.Trees remain the same because they still retain ability to absorb water from roots, and sun energy from the sun.

Answer 1

Trees begin to prepare for an oncoming winter in late summer as daylight hours decline, entering a dormant state and reaching their adapted tolerance by mid-winter. Through a combination of cellular changes that involve shrinkage, dehydration, and sugar concentration, the cells harden and become glasslike.

Step-by-step explanation:

it's because they've sensed a shift in levels of daylight.