1.   A turtle eating the insect that eats the leaf makes a chain of two.

2.   The black and white feeds in a narrow range of tree species and when none is fruiting it eats leaves.

3.   Rabbits cause damage to young trees by eating their leaves and stripping away their bark.

4.   By trades I mean ways of making a living, such as burrowing for worms, digging for ants, chasing large herbivores, eating leaves up trees.

5.   Anyone who happens to be lost in the Everglades while reading this should immediately locate a poisonwood tree and eat every leaf on it.

6.   Below that is a potting-soil-like mixture left behind by worms that have eaten those leaves and passed finely broken-down organic matter.

7.   A worm can eat a few leaves of the rhododendron, and the shrub simply looks a bit tattered.

8.   Caterpillars eat the leaves of black cherry trees, which have a high cyanide content.

9.   Every week the nests become bigger and more leaves are eaten.

10.   First it eats leaves, then it bores into bolls, destroying the fibers inside.