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leaf litter
This term is primarily used in ecological, botanical, and environmental science contexts to describe the organic horizon of the soil. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone and refers specifically to the undecomposed or partially decomposed material on the surface, distinguishing it from the deeper humus layer.
As a mass noun, it describes a collective accumulation of debris. It is never used to refer to a single leaf or a small pile of garden waste in a domestic sense, but rather to the natural biological layer found in forest ecosystems.