[DOC] [TLE] Science & Nature - jService.io - Jeopardy trivia question API [PAR] ... for: Science & Nature. Question, Answer, Value, Airdate. [DOC] [TLE] NW Conifers Overview - Northwest Conifers [PAR] The Pine family (Pinaceae) - includes these conifer groups or genera: ... Douglas 
Fir is by far the most common conifer native to Oregon and is ... You can easily 
identify Douglas Fir by its soft, bottle-brush needles, by the unique ... short, flat 
needles and by the drooping branches and drooping leaders at the top of each 
tree. [DOC] [TLE] Western larch (Tamarack) - Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks [PAR] Larch, also known as tamaracks*, are one of the most remarkable trees of the ... 
whose needles lose their chlorophyll, revealing yellow xanthophyll pigments, and 
... In fall, every tamarack forest byway becomes a yellow brick road down which 
you ... Unlike the lodgepole pine, fir, and spruce, the tamarack's roots grow deep. [DOC] [TLE] Coniferous Trees That Shed Needles | Home Guides | SF Gate [PAR] Most coniferous trees are evergreen, meaning all their needles don't drop during 
the first frosts of autumn and winter, unlike deciduous trees. ... European larch (
Larix decidua) is a deciduous member of the pine family that grows to be 
between 70 to 100 feet ... Evergreen conifers shed some old needles every year 
in the fall. [DOC] [TLE] larch | tree | Britannica.com [PAR] Larch (genus Larix), any of about 10 to 12 species of coniferous trees constituting 
the genus ... There are 10 to 30 soft, light green needles on each spur. ... There 
are about 10 to 12 species of larch; they make up the genus Larix of the pine 
family, Pinaceae. ... Unlike most other conifers, larches shed their leaves in 
autumn. [DOC] [TLE] Gymnosperms [PAR] I. Classification ... The Wisconsin native gymnosperm flora includes 3 families of 
conifers ... Gymnosperms possess needles or scale-like leaves, sometimes flat 
and large, and evergreen! ... Unlike most of gymnosperms, this is a deciduous 
tree. ... are intimately fused for most of their common length, seeds 1-20 per scale
. [DOC] [TLE] Tamarack (X) - Tree ID - UP Michigan [PAR] Mostly a family of the northern hemisphere, the Pinaceae have 9 genera and 
about ... Other U.P. genera are Pinus (pines), Picea (tamarack), Tsuga (hemlock), 
and ... unique among native U.P. conifers in that is loses all the NEEDLES each 
fall in ... Very similar to tamarack, European larch also loses its NEEDLES in the 
Fall. [DOC] [TLE] Evergreen Doesn't Mean Always Green | Louisville Zoo [PAR] Sep 3, 2015 ... Although most conifer trees are considered to be evergreen, their needles don't 
live forever. ... is always an overlap between green needles and those that are 
due to fall. Conifers will shed older inner needles each autumn after they turn ... 
One evergreen tree that is very noticeable as it loses its leaves in... [DOC] [TLE] Tamarack: A different kind of pine tree - Pocono Record [PAR] Jan 31, 2009 ... Tamarack (Larix laricina), also known as American larch, is a very unique 
member of the pine family  one that loses its needles in fall. [DOC] [TLE] Natural Needle Drop | Backyard Farmer | University of Nebraska ... [PAR] Although most conifer trees are considered to be "evergreen", their needles ... 
Older needles on the inside of evergreen trees are shed each fall after they ... 
One evergreen tree that is very noticeable as it loses its leaves in fall is Eastern 
White Pine. ... The larch with its golden yellow and the bald cypress and dawn 
redwood... [DOC] [TLE] Forest Biology and Ecology for Educators [PAR] Trees are the tallest and most massive plants in the world. ... Some gymnosperms 
(e.g. larch, baldcypress) actually drop all their needles ... On the left 2-year-old 
white pine needles turn yellow shortly before they fall off. ... They generally form 
on older portions of the tree (either roots or stem), but unlike dormant buds they... [DOC]

Question: Unlike most of its pine family relatives, the larch is classified as this, as it loses its needles each fall
Answer: Deciduous