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 Trees (American Forest.org)
1. 1 Large Tree can supply enough oxygen for 2 people
2. The net cooling effect of a young, healthy tree is equivalent to ten room-size air conditioners operating 20 hours a day. 
3.  In one day, one large tree can lift up to 100 gallons of water out of the ground and discharge it into the air.
4. For every five percent of tree cover added to a community, stormwater runoff is reduced by approximately two percent. 
5. Reduced energy use: Trees and vegetation that directly shade buildings decrease demand for air conditioning.

Fruit 
1. Trees grow fruit because it helps them grow more trees (WHYZZ). 
2. Humans and animals eat the fruit and transport them to other places where the seeds, still intact, are let off on their droppings. 
3. Trees do not produce fruit when they overgrow from too much pruning or fertilizer (Penn. St. Extension).
4. Fruits have been recognized as a good source of vitamins and minerals (Healthy Eating.org)
5. The minerals in fruits helps prevent chronic ailments; potassium in fruits can reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke and the folic acid in fruit helps produce red blood cells. 

Leaves 
1.  Leaves turn sunlight into starches and sugars, which are food for the tree, through a process called photosynthesis (Fun and Interesting Facts). 
2. All leaves contain the chemical chlorophyll which causes them to turn green; some contain anthnocyanins which causes them to turn red or purple when the chlorophyll is gone. Others contain carontenoids which causes them to turn yellow, orange and brown. 
3. Leaves provide shade for animals and protection for creatures that hide on tree branches. 
4. Leaves contain nutrients which makes them great for compost
5. Leaves in compost provide organic matter, boost moister retention and provide soil structure. (10 Facts About Leaves) 
 
Success (Forbes)
1. All successful people fail at some point, learn from your failures.
2. Set goals that are S.M.A.R.T.; Smart, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely. 
3. Harness your confidence, really believe in your ability to accomplish your goals.
4. Commit to go the extra mile everyday to achieve your desires. 
5. Persevere while remaining humble, always hold yourself accountable for every aspect of your life.
JUST SAY'n

 
 Psalm 1:1-3