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The reds and oranges that make fall color really pop come from anthocyanin, a pigment produced by only some kinds of trees.
The flurries are blown through the center of the tree, flutter down to the base, and then get recycled for another round of snowfall.
The flurries are blown through the center of the tree, flutter down to the base, and then get recycled for another round of snowfall.
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