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This palm tree was found in Orland Florida. It is commonly known as a tree for subtropical environments. There were kids and adults playing around the tree. It can survive extreme temperatures. The trunk of the tree feels like a pineapple with barks coming out.

This tree is enourmous. It was located in Upstate New York in Valley Cottage. The tree had white leaves or vines hanging from the tree. There were no nuts hanging from the tree, probably due to the weather.

This tree is located on the sidewalk. There are no signs of human disturbance. It has white flowers and green leaves. The white flowers are throughout the tree and not in any soecidic pattern. The leaves on the trees seem to bechanginf colors and are full of holes throughout them.

This plant was found in a park on dry soil. The soil had not been wet and it was cold outside, however, it was still standing and the leaves looked normal, with no signs of deterioration. Although they typically have berries, this one did not.

The Northern Bayberry was found planted on soil on the sidewalk. It has thick small leaves that are turning from a green color to a brown color, most likely due to the cold weather. There are several leaves and even stems on then floor.

This American Holly plant was found outside of AutoZone. There are red berries coming out of some of the stem. The leaves seem to be changing from a green color to a brown color, probably due to the low temperatures. These plants were found dug in soil with no water other than rainwater.

The grass was approximately 3 feet tall. It was growinf on dry soil. There were feathers coming out of the grass. The feathers were the same color as the rest, a cream color, however, the bottom of the grass was green.

This tree is scientifically known as Taxodium distichum, also most commonly known as the bald Cypress which is a type of tree. Cypress trees belong to the Cupressaceae family. Although most of the cypress plants are tall and can grow up to 70 feet, this one was about 2 ½ feet tall.The cypress leaves were green with brown outer parts. The needles on the trees also seemed to be getting brown on the tips due to the cold temperature. This tree is most commonly found in Southeast United States.This tree was found on Saint Francis Street in Newark NJ. It was on the sidewalk planted into soil. No one seems to water the plant and therefore it means they only receive natural sunlight and natural water from the rain. The weather was windy and cold. It was 36 degrees fahrenheit. Although the cypress tree is sensitive to cold weather, they will continue to grow throughout the winter.

This Maple tree, also known as Acer by its Genus. This tree had red/orange colored leaves in the spring and fall. The leaves are decidious, therefore they begin to fall during the middle of October and finishes around the end of November. There were several leaves on the floor from this tree. These trees are known to have a smooth bark, however, probably due to the age of this particular tree, the bark was rough and full of bumps.