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Living near a leafy green area cuts your risk of a stroke, found scientists studying 3.5 million people in a major city in Spain. Source: Living Near a Leafy Green Park Cuts the Risk of a Stroke for 3.5 Million People | Good News Network

Fall’s dazzling colors have transformed woods and forests around the South Shore. Here‘s a guide to where you can best peep the fall foliage. Source: Looking to leaf peep? Here are the best spots on the South Shore | The Patriot Ledger

Terrestrial laser scanning data show that trees move their branches in a diurnal pattern, settling down for the night — as if falling asleep. So far, however, researchers have been uncertain as to why this happens. Source: Water makes tree branches droop at night — ScienceDaily

A group of fall-foliage devotees are providing a different view of “forest fashion week,” as some states to the north enter peak season. Source: Watch: Drone operators capture stunning scenes of New England fall foliage from above – The Boston Globe

The short answer is a green pigment called chlorophyll. The long answer is … Source: Why is Grass Green? | Live Science

In Rain Bird’s “Tree Stories” series, Elliott Bambrough travels the country in search of trees with unique histories and science. Source: Docuseries Celebrates Iconic Trees, Promotes Tree Health | Turf Magazine

The colorful eucalyptus trees are considered one of the most beautiful trees in the world. Source: These eucalyptus trees are covered in the most magical rainbow bark | USA Today

An invasive plant is defined as a plant that is not native to a particular ecosystem, whose introduction does or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm. Source: QUIZ: Test Your Knowledge of Invasive Species | Turf Magazine

Autumn is the time of year when leaves change color, and the autumnal equinox signals that days are getting shorter. Source: Autumn: The cooling-off season | Live Science

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