Autumnal colours and leaves of gold.
by Chris, 27 October, 2013, 1 comments
At this time of year, the pigments (xanthopylls, anthocyanins and carotenoids) in the leaves of deciduous plants break down giving the colours of the Fall. These colours are particularly obvious in trees (like the Maples) in New England, on the East Coast of America – and they attract many vistors .
However, our trees and woods also offer impressive displays of colour and you can find your nearest wood (for autumnal colour) by visiting the Forestry Commission website. Read more...
