| harvest |
The process or time period of gathering crops |
| migration
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The movement of persons or animals from one place to another |
| seeds
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a flowering plant's unit of reproduction that is capable of developing into another plant of the same type |
| growth
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The process of increasing in size or getting more mature |
| equinox
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The time or date at which the sun crosses the celestial equator |
| chlorophyll
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A green pigment that is present in all green plants and absorbs light so that the plant may go through photosynthesis |
| pigments
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The natural coloring of matter, skin, plant, or animal tissue |
| acorn
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A small oval nut that falls from an oak tree |
| scarecrow |
An object that is made to resemble a human figure and set up, usually in a field, to scare birds away from crops |
| rake |
Collect, gather, or move with an instrument called a rake |
| foliage
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A collection or mass of plant leaves |
| frost |
A deposit of small white crystals that form on the ground after the temperature drops below freezing |
| cinnamon
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An aromatic spice that is made from the bark of a tree |
| costumes
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A set of clothes in a style typical of a particular country or historical period, also a set of clothes to change the physical look of the wearer |
| aroma
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A distinctive, typically pleasant smell |
| branches
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A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or bough |
| gourd |
A large, fleshy fruit with hard skins, some of which are edible
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