defoliation
leaf scorch
litterfall
defoliant
leafmeal
exfoliation
bosky
effoliation
dry rot
litter
brushwood
duff
plantarflexive
pulvinus
leaf blight
phyllomorph
soft rot
poikilochlorophyllous
aletophyte
weedkilling
foliagelike
Urocystis tritici
leafery
wheat flag smut
branchfall
phytoassociation
flag smut
phytoindicator
blight
leaffall
auxotonic
orthogravitropism
phytoabsorption
foliation
phyllomania
thickleaf
hilling
dasyphyllous
paraheliotropism
windburned
phytotoxicology
refoliation
windburn
verdure
late-ripening
tumbleweed
plagioclimax
frondescent
exfoliate
hopperburn
phytodegradation
interception
autumn
blue mold fungus
leaf litter
caducifolious
Peronospora tabacina
phytosorption
bathyphyll
scandent
overfell
prickly-leafed
apogeotropic
chlorosis
celtuce
gummosis
deciduous
vined
prickly-leaved
netleaf
ground-hugging
flat-growing
fallish
rootrot
induplicative
low-growing
windsnap
rim blight
asperifolious
semideciduous
vernation
foliage
crown gall
straminicolous
shrivelled
tobacco mosaic
cauline
defoliate
shriveled
sere
tender
grassy-leafed
sear
dried-up
withered
grassy-leaved

English words for 'causing the leaves of trees and other plants to fall off (as by the use of chemicals)'

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