As the seasons change from summer to fall, there are fewer hours of daylight. which is a typical response of a dogweood tree to this change?

Dropping its leaves

Explanation:

The dogweood tree is a species of plant belonging to the genus Cornus, known for its cherry-like fruit. It is native to southern Europe, Mediterranean and Southwest Asia.

Most dogwood species have opposite leaves and some, such as C. alternifolia and C. controversa, have alternate leaves. Usually these leaves fall during the transition from summer to fall. The fruit of all species is a drupe with one or two seeds, often brilliantly colored and sometimes edible. The flowers have four parts.

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