71.   Damaged leaves may be stippled yellow, and many curl and turn brown.

72.   Decomposed leaves are especially good for mulching shade perennials and wildflowers, which have co-evolved with falling leaves and know how to make good use of their nutrients.

73.   Ditto giant red mustard, a Japanese green that adds an intriguing bite when the leaves are small.

74.   Ersatz autumn leaves are a major prop.

75.   Erythronium americanum grows wild in our local woods and goes by the pleasanter name trout lily because its beautiful leaves are mottled like a trout.

76.   Eucalyptus leaves are poisonous for most mammals.

77.   Fallen leaves are an excellent mulch for the shallow roots.

78.   Flashy leaves are part of the lure, but flowers are definitely a factor.

79.   Flat leaf is sweeter, less fibrous and considerably more tender, so it is often the better choice for uncooked dishes like spinach salads.

80.   For tinder, there were oak leaves blown in from the forest, unrained on in years.