In the South, where the winters are mild, some of the broad-leaved trees are evergreen; that is, the leaves stay on the trees during winter and keep their green color. Only Some Trees Lose Leaves Most ...

Aleksander Marinšek, Andraž Čarni, Urban Šilc, Michael Manthey, What makes a plant species specialist in mixed broad-leaved deciduous forests?, Plant Ecology, Vol. 216, No. 10 (OCTOBER 2015), pp. 1469 ...

Tsutomu Hiura of the research team warns, "If climate change accelerates, these primeval mixed forests are likely to become broad-leaved tree forests in the future." ...

Back then, researchers were speculating, as now, about why some trees hold onto their leaves all winter. I assumed that by now, someone would have figured this out.

A tulip tree is easy to recognize because no other broad-leaved tree in our area has a gray, grooved trunk without lower branches. It is one of the largest hardwoods in the east, commonly reaching ...

Apply it to the new growth that is sprouting up. To keep the weed killer from drifting on to other broad-leafed plants that you don't want to kill, it may be better to paint it on and not spray it on.

Hokkaido University. "Climate change alters tree demography in northern forests." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 31 July 2019. <www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2019 / 07 / 190731102139.htm>.

As leaves are shed from broad-leaved trees, details of the forest are revealed. Bird and squirrel nests, and hives of bald-faced hornet all seem to pop into view once the foliage has fallen ...