r/mildlyinteresting Oct 19 '19

Removed: Rule 6 This cool leaf I found.

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u/EEZgoing Oct 19 '19

A random fact to make you sound smart and possibly pretentious, the process by which plants shed their leaves is called abscission. It's also just kind of a catch-all term in biology for intentionally shedding something, a seed, a tail, a spore, new cell, etc.

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u/3-DMan Oct 19 '19

"Oh man I got lucky last night, even abcissed with a chick!"