Aspens in September in Great Basin National Park
don’t just turn yellow, they turn every shade of red and orange as well. This
is due to anthocyanins, chemicals that produce red and orange colors in leaves
when the green chlorophyll of summer begins to fade. Although it is a genetic
trait only present in some trees, much of the brilliant red-orange color is
also due to climate. Warm sunny fall days with cool nights allow the brilliant
oranges of Great Basin aspen trees to shine. This artwork was produced under
the Darwin Lambert Artist in Residence Program at Great Basin National Park.
Oh wow!!! This is undescribly fabulous!! You have these magic hands i tell you. I would absolutely love something like this for my living room. :D
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