When in any of the tabs in the Creative inventory except for the Survival Inventory tab, leaves seem to have all of their sides rendered instead of just the three shown when they're in the hotbar or the Survival inventory. It also happens to leaves in any container GUI.
I seem to remember first noticing this in an earlier snapshot, probably 13w36a or 13w37a, but know for sure it was in 13w39b.
EDIT: Please mark as fixed in 1.7 pre-release.
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@SamsamTS
I highly doubt it's mipmapping. The items render normally when in the Survival inventory or the hotbar. Also, I believe I saw this before mipmapping was added (I could be wrong). Besides, mipmapping deals with rendering blocks in the world, not GUIs.
By the way, I love that mipmapping fixes texture distortion when viewed from a distance (most noticeable with wooden planks).
@BoxFigs
Well if you look at the glass block (not the panes which are 2D) you can clearly see it's a 8x8 pixels texture instead of 16x16, in fact all blocks looks like they have a lower resolution texture. Only mipmapping does that. Maybe it's a bug, a lower resolution texture is used where it shouldn't.
I wasn't able to reproduce it, well a little bit but it's not as bad as on your screenshot. Maybe the window size and GUI scale have an effect on it.
This is probably because of the mipmap feature. It lowers the texture resolution based of the size it take on the screen. In the case of the leaves the pixels are either fully opaque or transparent (unlike the new stained glass texture which can be partially transparent) so when the resolution is lowered the computer have to decide for each pixel if it is opaque or not which in this case seems to remove most of the transparent pixels.
It can be fixed by turning off the mipmap feature (which you can do in video settings) or by allowing the texture to be partially transparent in the rendering code. I hope they change that but it might be heavier to render, leaves already have an huge performance hit as it is right now, it's especially noticeable in the jungle.