Leaf mold

I have a number of different trees on my land, including plum, pear, apple, magnolia, pussy willow, silver birch, oak, walnut. I diligently mow up as many leaves as l can to make leaf mold. My question is: are there any particular leaves which have more nutrients, when composted, than others? I wonder if l should be more selective in what l collect. I do wonder whether oak leaves and walnut in particular, are worth the effort?
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S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
It improves the structure, and pretty much all leaves from deciduous trees will do that.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Does it turn into compost?
I am thinking that the best stuff I have ever seen was a 25-30 year old build up of needles under the yew tree at our old house, which did magnificent things to a veg garden.