英语树和树叶怎么说

In English, a tree is a large, woody plant with a single main trunk and branches that extend from the trunk to form a canopy. The branches of a tree are usually covered with leaves, which are small, flat, green structures that are photosynthetic, meaning they use energy from the sun to produce food for the tree. The leaves of a tree are often referred to as "leaves" or "foliage." The individual leaflets on a leaf are sometimes referred to as "leaflets" or "leaf blades." The part of a leaf where it attaches to the stem is called the "petiole." The part of the tree where the leaves are attached is called the "branch."
A leaf that has fallen from a tree is called a "fallen leaf" or a "dead leaf." Leaves that are still attached to the tree are called "live leaves." The process of shedding leaves, either partially or completely, is called "leaf drop" or "leaf fall."
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