Why do plants go dormant in the fall and winter months? A. This is when they are about to reproduce so they do this to conserve energy before the cells split. B. There isn't enough enerzy given off for them to capture, so they try to conserve it. C. They go dormant to allow the surrounding plants to absorb more sunlight.

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Question
Why do plants go dormant in the fall and
winter months?
A. This is when they are about to reproduce so they do this
to conserve energy before the cells split.
B. There isn't enough enerzy given off for them to capture,
so they try to conserve it.
C. They go dormant to allow the surrounding plants to
absorb more sunlight.
Answer

Plants go dormant in the fall and winter months to conserve energy and survive the harsh weather conditions.

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During the fall and winter months, the days become shorter, and the temperature drops. This change in environmental conditions makes it difficult for plants to carry...
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