Which of the following adaptations enables deciduous trees to produce more food? a. broad leaves
b. thick bark
c. leaf loss
d. color change

The correct answer would be A. broad leaves.

The deciduous (meaning dropping off) trees usually drop their leaves in a particular season of the year. They are found in the regions with tropical and temperate climate. For example birch, beech, ash, maple etc.

They have broad and green leaves which enable them to capture more sunlight. It helps them to synthesize more food through photosynthesis.

In contrast, they lose leaves during autumn in order to prevent water loss takes place by transpiration.

The color their changes during the time of limited sunlight and water. They can not produce enough chlorophyll during this time due to which color these leaves changes to red, yellow and orange.

Hence, the correct answer is broad leaves.

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